Far and away I believe that scalp micropigmentation is the best solution in the world right now for male hair loss. No matter what you call it no matter what the reason for the hair loss.

If you’re considering options like hair restoration surgery, hair piece systems or concealers, stop and think for a moment. Do you really want a lifetime of worrying about how your transplant is holding up, or when you’ll need your next one? You want to rely on temporary cover-ups that you glue, clip, tape or shake on to your head? Did you know that some prescription hair loss medications can have adverse sexual side effects? Scalp micropigmentation offers a stylish, modern look without any of the drawbacks of these other options.

About a quarter of my clients are women who are dealing with hair loss. This can include overall thinning or more aggressive forms such as alopecia areata. Female hair loss can be due to menopause, hereditary causes, or a condition known as telogen effluvium that usually follows a physical or emotional trauma, for example childbirth or a bereavement.

Scalp micropigmentation not only gives the illusion of a full head of hair, but it actually stimulates new growth. The repetition of insertions to the dermal layer of skin has been known to stimulate hair follicles.

Scalp micropigmentation, otherwise known as SMP, is perfect for women who are thinning on the top and crown area of their head. I have treated female clients with alopecia, who wanted to avoid dealing with constant spot balding. I have also treated a few women who have had facelift surgeries, due to scarring on the sides and temples of their head, it leaves bald patches. I will fill and camouflage scarring blending it evenly through the hair.

The needs of each client are unique, however rest assured that although scalp micropigmentation was originally developed for men, I have treated women too. If you want to do something about your hair loss, scalp micropigmentation may provide the answer.