Scalp Micropigmentation in Thane
Scalp micropigmentation (SMP) places pigment in the scalp to create the visual impression of closely cut follicles or greater contrast coverage. It does not grow hair.
Concerns this treatment may address
- Visual density concerns
- Selected scalp scars
- A closely shaved hairline appearance
Consultation and suitability
Hair-loss stability, scalp health, skin tone, hairstyle, scar tissue and design expectations are reviewed before planning colour and placement.
What happens during treatment
Pigment is placed in small impressions over staged sessions. Conservative planning helps avoid an unnatural hairline or excessive density.
Downtime and aftercare
Redness and tenderness are common initially. The scalp must be protected from friction, sweating and sun according to aftercare advice.
Risks, limitations and contraindications
SMP does not treat hair loss. Colour shift, fading, uneven dots, infection, allergy, scarring or dissatisfaction with design are possible.
Treatment may be postponed or avoided during active infection, uncontrolled medical conditions, pregnancy where relevant, or when medicines and medical history create additional risk. Individual response varies and no result is guaranteed.
Frequently asked questions
Does SMP grow new hair?
No. It is a cosmetic pigmentation technique that changes visual contrast.
Is SMP permanent?
Pigment can fade or change over time and maintenance may be needed.
