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Scalp Micro-pigmentation

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Rejoice™ SMP (Scalp Micro-pigmentation)

Scalp Micro-Pigmentation or SMP is a creative technique to mask your bald area. In this technique, we use organic tattoo pigments to mimic individual hair follicles. This gives you an appearance of close shaved head. We can use this technique in following conditions:

  • Hairline receding
  • Crown balding
  • Extreme hair loss
  • Alopecia

SMP is fit for almost all ages, colors and skin types. You can have yourself evaluated so we can guide you through the process.

Benefits of SMP:

  • Gives you youthful look
  • Masks your hair loss
  • Masks burns, birthmarks, and scars
  • Restores your hairline

Rejoice™ SMP

SMP is more creative than it is scientific. We use specialized tattoo pigments and apply it to your scalp at epidermal level. Epidermal level is the outermost layer of cells in your skin. We determine spacing by analyzing remaining hair follicles. This helps us to replicate the natural appearance of your scalp.

 

  • Organic
  • Low in metal content
  • Placed in microdots
  • Evenly spaced to mimic natural hair strands

Whole process should take 5–6 hours. There’s minimal discomfort in the process.

 

Post-op care

 

Because SMP is non-surgical process, so it needs no extra care. But we want you to know that there are some limitations to this technique:

  • You will need touch-ups as tattoo pigment can change its color over time
  • There may be diffusion in surrounding skin
  • You may need further pigments to cover extra hair loss

SMP is an incredible technique. If you don’t want to go for surgical procedures and like close shaved look, you can go for SMP. You can consult our doctors for further guidance