Scalp Micropigmentation

Scalp Micropigmentation creates a visual effect of hair density, on the scalp or eyebrows. It can also simulate a uniform shaved hair effect and help disguise scars.

Scalp Micropigmentation is perfect for those lacking hair follicles and seeking a solution without undergoing a Hair or Eyebrow Transplant. It's also ideal for men or women looking for a more immediate effect, a simpler procedure, and a less invasive technique.

Typically, the effects of Micropigmentation last between 6 to 8 years. This duration depends on the patient's skin. Over time, the pigments are absorbed and fade. To maintain the effect, the treatment needs to be repeated.

No. Micropigmentation is considered a minimally invasive technique, with a low degree of pain. However, as pain perception is subjective, medication can be administered to control the sensation or even phase the treatment.

No. In fact, Micropigmentation can even strengthen natural hair, stimulating its growth and improving scalp health. Why? Because the needles used stimulate skin renewal through the micro-injuries they cause.

Not always. It's recommended that you undergo the treatment with your usual haircut. This may involve cutting the hair before the session for a more harmonious and realistic result.

After Scalp Micropigmentation, it is recommended:

• Not to wash the treated area for 3 days;
• After 3 days, wash the area with neutral products and cooler water;
• Avoid scratching the area;
• Avoid physical exercise for 5 days;
• Avoid exposing the treated area to high temperatures for 7 days (e.g., hot water, hairdryers, or sun).

The price of Micropigmentation varies case by case. A personalized evaluation is necessary to establish a budget.

At LHR, after the diagnosis, we present a treatment plan adapted to each patient, which includes the price of Scalp Micropigmentation.

The main difference is that Micropigmentation can be used on the scalp or eyebrows, while Microblading and Nanoblading are typically used only on eyebrows.

The instruments used also differ: Micropigmentation uses micro-needles, while Microblading and Nanoblading use blades. In Nanoblading, these blades are even finer than in Microblading. These techniques may also involve more pain.

After the session, the effects of Scalp Micropigmentation are visible. However, the real results may only be evident after the treated area has healed.