What is Scalp Micropigmentation?

Scalp Micropigmentation (aka S.M.P., and sometimes referred to as a “hair tattoo”) is a proven hair loss replication procedure that was created to mimic the look of shaved hair stubble by injecting thousands of microdots. It is performed using specialized equipment, pigment, and needles. A highly skilled SMP technician will design a natural-looking hairline and then bring it to life using learned techniques. The technician can also provide full density to other areas of the scalp and blend the sides and back to eliminate the appearance of a defined Norwood pattern.
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Shaved Look
This is undoubtedly Ahead Ink’s most popular procedure and the one Head Technician Erik Cavagnuolo has become known for. The shaved head look became popular in the late 1990s thanks to famous Hollywood actors and professional athletes who were looking for an alternative hair loss solution to hair transplants, combovers, pharmaceutical treatments like Finasteride (Propecia) and Minoxidil (Romaine), hair systems, and cosmetic coverup products such as Toppik Hair Building Fibers. Clients who opt for this procedure are thrilled to see themselves with the hairline they may have lost years ago. The restored hair line will take years off, and really helps to frame your face. The Shaved Look procedure can also eliminate the dreaded horseshoe pattern that becomes obvious in the crown area of your scalp.
Scar Camouflage
We all make mistakes. Unfortunately when it comes to getting a hair transplant, it’s in the form of permanent scarring. (The two current forms of follicle extraction, strip and F.U.E. (follicular unit extraction), both cause visible scarring.) Many of Ahead Ink’s clients who opt for this procedure do so after realizing their transplant didn’t or could not provide enough density or an aesthetic hairline. Ahead Ink can not only provide full density and a proper hairline, but also cover both types of scars.