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SMP pigment used can be the same or different than inks used for body tattoos. Not all SMP ink is the same. Each clinic has their own proprietary ink. In other words, it is not the same. Thus, the results are not the same.
We use only organic pigments, but most tattoo parlors use pigments that contain metals like mercury, arsenic, and other heavy metals that can react to the skin. Our Pigments are sterile when used, but reports by FDA investigators report contaminated pigments/inks are not uncommon along with infections such as the reaction shown in the web reference bloew
It depends on who is doing them. In general we advise patients that they will need three sessions spaced out one week apart. I have heard others try to do this in one session. Our focus is go slow and do it right.
YESImagine a needle going in and out of your head for 8 hours. It is as painful as a tattoo. Some areas on your body can be very sensitive. At our practice, we perform Scalp MicroPigmentation in a medical setting and offer local anesthesia as well as light sedation for a pain...
NoScalp MicroPigmentation is like a tattoo. It is permanent. Sometimes, tattoo removing lasers may be able to take out some or most of the pigments. This depends on the SMP pigment used. Not all SMP can be reversed.I have removed SMP surgically one by one. This is a...
SMP, or scalp micropigmentation, is a painless procedure that uses highly specialized equipment and unique techniques to carefully and expertly inject all-natural, color-tailored pigments into the scalp creating a completely natural look of the patient’s hairline. A typical procedure involves a...
SMP is a permanent like a tattoo is permanent. SMP is not a complete solution for hair loss. It is great solution for some patients who want to have a shave head, who want to disguise their hair transplant scar, or want their hair to look full.
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