Scalp Micropigmentation (SMP)

Bold. Precise. Undetectable.

Scalp Micropigmentation is a non-surgical cosmetic treatment that restores the look of real hair by depositing thousands of ultra-fine pigment impressions into the scalp. Each impression is strategically placed to mimic natural hair follicles, creating the appearance of fuller density or a clean, closely shaved style.

This isn’t ink.

This isn’t a tattoo.

This is precision work designed to look real — even up close.

SMP is ideal for men and women dealing with thinning hair, receding hairlines, bald spots, alopecia, or visible scalp scars. Every treatment is fully customized to your skin tone, hair color, and natural growth pattern, so the result blends seamlessly with your existing hair.

No surgery. No downtime. No daily cover-ups.

Just long-lasting results and renewed confidence.

Why Scalp Micropigmentation?

Creates the illusion of thicker, fuller hair

Defines and sharpens the hairline

Camouflages scars from transplants, injuries, or surgeries

Works for all skin tones and hair types

Low maintenance, high impact

Long-lasting results with proper care

If you’re tired of hiding hair loss — SMP puts you back in control.

Who It’s For

Men wanting a sharp, natural-looking buzzed style

Women experiencing thinning or visible scalp

Clients with alopecia or patchy hair loss

Anyone with scars they want gone from sight

Clients not ready for (or not interested in) surgery

If hair loss is affecting your confidence, this treatment was built for you.

What to Expect

Most clients need 2–3 sessions, spaced a few weeks apart. Each session builds depth, density, and realism. Results are visible immediately and continue to improve as the pigment settles.

Discomfort is minimal, downtime is virtually nonexistent, and you can return to normal activities quickly.

How Long Does SMP Last?

Scalp Micropigmentation typically lasts 4–6 years. The pigment fades gradually and evenly over time — never blotchy or unnatural. Touch-ups can be done to refresh the look when needed.

Does It Hurt?

Pain levels are low and well-tolerated. Most clients describe the sensation as mild to moderate discomfort, far less intense than traditional tattooing or surgical procedures.