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lasers may be able to remove SMP or tattoo but you would likely need to shave your head first. You need to see a doctor for an examination to see if it may work for your case.
Normally a laser practitioner will want as much information about the pigment and technique as possible. Also many will request to perform a patch test on an area before performing a large area. Q switch or similar are the most common tattoo removal laser machines but mainly used for traditional tattoo pigments.
It is hard to tell from the photos if actual SMP was done or conventional tattoo. The dots seem quite bigger than the typical SMP dot. If the depth and type of ink used is correct, the a Q switch laser should fade this or even remove it nicely.
Assuming that the pigments were put into the correct position, the use of a Q switch or similar laser should nicely remove the pigments in a couple of treatments
Yes, It can change color and become green or blue. However, if it is done right with the right concentration of the pigmenta and proper color, the risk of discoloration is very minimal. We prefer non permanent pigments for the same reason. They may fade but usually don't turn blue.
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 ...
Meeting real scalp pigmentation patients is a great way of checking on the quality and work of a SMP technician or Doctor. Especially if they have a similar skin complexion to you. As this can change the pigment application. Also, the hairline design as this can alter greatly. A natural design...