Scalp Micropigmentation in Berks, Bucks, Oxon and Surrounding Areas

What Is SMP?

Scalp Micropigmentation is the process of replicating individual hair follicles by adding natural pigment to the scalp by way of a cosmetic tattoo.

The pigment is applied by a needle to the epidermal layer of the skin which gives a short, shaved look or can be used to add density to longer thinning hair.

Pro SMP Ink

Pro SMP Ink is made specifically for the prevention of ink fading and spreading, unlike normal tattoo ink which is used for markings big enough that a little spreading is barely noticeable.

Best results also call for the ink to be injected into a certain layer of the skin with a specially made needle. this precision can be challenging and requires a certain finesse.

Additionally, Pro SMP Ink is a crueltyfree, eco-friendly product. It has never been tested on animals, is completely made in America, and is free of parabens unlike other tattoo inks. If using vegan products is important to you, then look no further for a high-quality vegan SMP ink.

What Are The Benefits of SMP?

No Downtime

You can literally go back to your everyday life immediately after your treatment. We just ask you to follow a few simple instructions for the next 7 days so that your treatment can heal correctly, giving you the best results possible.

Cost Effective

SMP is extremely cost-effective compared to the cost of one or in many people's cases, several transplants. Not to mention the various hair loss prevention shampoos, vitamins, and medicines that people try, often with no real noticeable results.

No Risk

Unlike a hair transplant, there is no risk that your body will reject the treatment. You are guaranteed results.

Low Maintenance

You generally will only need a top-up session between 3-5 years depending on how you look after your scalp. We always recommend wearing factor 50 SPF and a hat when exposed to the sun. Much like you would normally. Not only is this safe for you, but it reduces the risk of your treatment fading.

Few Sessions

From start to finish you are likely to need no more than 3 or 4 sessions. We like to leave at least two weeks between sessions so that your scalp has time to heal. This allows us to adjust the shade of pigment if we feel we want to go a shade lighter or darker thus creating the natural results we pride ourselves on. It's worth remembering we are never trying to rush this process.

Norwood Scale

The Norwood scale (or Hamilton-Norwood scale) is the leading classification system used to measure the extent of male pattern baldness. Men typically lose their hair in one of several common patterns over the course of many decades. The Norwood scale provides easy-to-reference images that indicate different stages of balding.

Folicule Dilution Scale

Distilled water is mixed with pigment using a ratio of water:pigment (i.e water to pigment). For example, to prepare a color of 20, we would need a mixture of 20:1 = 20 parts of water in Milliliters (20 ml) to one part pigment in milliliters (1 ml).