I am a male with long hair and good hairline but it is thin and I always suffered from thin hair and my scalp being visible. I want to get SMP for a while to add density to my hair. I want to get it starting from 0.3inch (7.5mm) behind my hairline to my crown area. But many technicians told me that the ink will not look natural on the temple area, keep in mind that I will not do my hairline just behind it. So is it ok to do SMP on my temple area?
Answer: SMP to the temples SMP on the scalp can look great if you choose a highly-experienced surgeon who is competent in various micropigmentation techniques.
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Answer: SMP to the temples SMP on the scalp can look great if you choose a highly-experienced surgeon who is competent in various micropigmentation techniques.
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March 26, 2019
Answer: Yes, you can have SMP to your temples. See the many examples. Yes, you can have SMP to your temples. See the many examples on my BEFORE AFTER photos on RealSelf (there are at least 4 or 5 examples with hair and no hair)
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March 26, 2019
Answer: Yes, you can have SMP to your temples. See the many examples. Yes, you can have SMP to your temples. See the many examples on my BEFORE AFTER photos on RealSelf (there are at least 4 or 5 examples with hair and no hair)
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Answer: Pigment contrast with your skin complexion It´s impossible to say without clear images. But one factor is going to be the contrast between your skin complexion and the pigment tone used. It maybe simply the pigment stands out too much from the surrounding hair and looks unnatural. Basically does not add to the look of fullness just sits there. If the case you may consider starting the pigment further back within your existing hair as an option.
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Answer: Pigment contrast with your skin complexion It´s impossible to say without clear images. But one factor is going to be the contrast between your skin complexion and the pigment tone used. It maybe simply the pigment stands out too much from the surrounding hair and looks unnatural. Basically does not add to the look of fullness just sits there. If the case you may consider starting the pigment further back within your existing hair as an option.
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March 13, 2019
Answer: SMP on temple I prefer not to SMP temples unless we are creating a shaved effect. In that case and if you have lost your temporal hair you have no choice but to recreate the temporal hairline with SMP.
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March 13, 2019
Answer: SMP on temple I prefer not to SMP temples unless we are creating a shaved effect. In that case and if you have lost your temporal hair you have no choice but to recreate the temporal hairline with SMP.
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March 12, 2019
Answer: SMP at the temples SMP can be used as a density fill at your temples with very good results. A talented practitioner should be able to apply the pigment in a subtle way that enhances your temples without looking out of balance with the rest of your hairline.
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March 12, 2019
Answer: SMP at the temples SMP can be used as a density fill at your temples with very good results. A talented practitioner should be able to apply the pigment in a subtle way that enhances your temples without looking out of balance with the rest of your hairline.
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