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At Ink On Hair Clinic in Bristol, we specialise in offering scalp micropigmentation (SMP) to customers suffering from balding or thinning hair. A type of medical hair tattoo, the treatment seeks to replicate the appearance of natural hair by imitating the look of hair follicles.
We carry out SMP through the use of an advance technology that is able to deposit tiny pigments into the specific areas of the scalp. The medical-grade colour pigments ensure a best match with your natural hair. Through the use of this German-engineered SMP machine from a leading specialist brand, we are able to offer a range of treatments.
The typical result of the SMP treatment is the look of a shaved head, offering a classic ‘buzz cut’ that is natural in its appearance. Whether you are suffering from total hair loss, a receding hairline, balding of the crown, or alopecia, we will be able to offer a style of SMP to suit your needs. If your hair is thinning, we are able to treat clients regardless of gender, but increasing the appearance of the hair density. Additionally, we can use this treatment process to camouflage scars.
SMP hair treatment is available from our base in Bristol for clients aged eighteen and over. We offer potential customers a free consultation, where guide and advise you about SMP and other treatment options, with no obligation to decide until you’re ready. We will advise you honestly and can even provide referrals and recommendations if other treatments may be more suitable for you than SMP treatment.
For clients with a receding hairline, you can expect to see results from your first session, where we aim for a natural look by finding the right hairline to suit your face and head shape.
For those who have noticed a balding of the crown, we can make this less noticeable by increasing the visible density within the first treatment session.
When you have a completely bald head, this is where we can restore the appearance of the whole area with our ‘buzz cut’ look, where you can also enjoy the benefits from the first session.
Whether you have had STRIP, FUT or FUE hair transplant treatments or you have some scarring on your head, we can use SMP to camouflage such surgical scars or otherwise, offering up to an 85% reduction of scars following SMP.
It can also be a great fix for when you have not been fully satisfied by the results of a hair transplant.
Our micropigmentation treatment is available to those of all genders, so if you would like to increase the density of thinning hair, we can offer the appearance of thicker, fuller hair with SMP.
Alopecia can effect many people and have disastrous effects on self confidence. SMP can be very effective in reducing the appearance of these patches from the very first session.
SMP treatments are carried out in three stages, from the initial creation to development to perfection. The first treatment involves a skin test and colour/shade match with a low density SMP blend, creating your hairline design and structure. It usually takes between three to four hours to complete. With a minimum of ten days before your next treatment session, the second stage takes the same amount of time and involves checking the shade for any fading and carrying out any necessary adjustments whether to the shading or structure. Here, we complete the high density and mid-SMP blend. For the final stage, we leave a minimum of two weeks and add any final touches to perfect the style with a low-density run through and a low SMP blend. We provide you with a post-care plan, and you can go away with your confidence restored as well as the illusion of a full head of hair in a shaved style.
Treatment time 3 - 4 hours
Minimum 10 days between 1st - 2nd Treatment
Treatment time 3-4 hours
Minimum 2-weeks between 2nd - 3rd Treatment
Treatment time 3-4 hours
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