Scalp micropigmentation

Most clients describe it as an unpleasant scratching rather than pain. The more sensitive spots can be numbed with a cream. The temples and the area around them tend to be the most sensitive.

Not when the shade and the density are chosen well. The usual reason a result looks unnatural is a pigment that is too dark and a front hairline that is too sharp. That is why we start lighter and build up in layers.

A good pigment made for the scalp fades to a lighter shade of the same tone. Blue or red fading is usually the result of the wrong pigment or of going too deep.

Yes. Once it has healed, the pigment makes no difference to normal hair care.

Yes, with a laser, but it is slow and costs more than the treatment itself. That is why we do a test patch and start with a lighter shade.

Yes, and there we work with the shaved head effect. It is not an illusion of long hair, it is the impression of a close crop.

Usually two or three. We tell you the exact number after the consultation, based on the size of the area and how your skin holds the pigment. The price covers the whole treatment including every session, so there is nothing extra to pay for the second or third visit.

With an acute skin condition in the area, an active cold sore or inflammation, with unhealed scars less than 12 months old, with a tendency to keloid scarring, with blood clotting disorders and blood thinning medication without your doctor agreeing, during pregnancy and breastfeeding, during active cancer treatment, with an allergy to the pigment and for anyone under 18.

Yes. We treat clients in English and Russian without any trouble, and we can arrange other languages if you let us know in advance.