Frequently asked question

Some people may experience mild discomfort during the scalp micropigmentation process, but most find it tolerable. The procedure typically uses a mild anesthetic to reduce any pain or discomfort, ensuring a comfortable experience.

The duration of scalp micropigmentation varies based on factors such as skin type, lifestyle, and sun exposure. It usually lasts between two and four years, but with proper care, it can last up to eight years. Periodic touch-ups can help maintain the look.

Over time, scalp micropigmentation may fade slightly or change in color. However, this is normal and can be easily corrected with touch-up sessions to keep the pigment looking fresh and natural.

Typically, 2-3 sessions are required to complete a scalp micropigmentation treatment. Each session is spaced 10 to 14 days apart to allow for proper healing and optimal results.

Before your session, follow any preparation instructions provided by your practitioner. This may include washing your scalp thoroughly and avoiding any hair products. Specific guidelines will be given during your consultation.

After your treatment, it is essential to follow the aftercare instructions provided. This includes avoiding swimming, direct sunlight, and excessive sweating for a few days, keeping the scalp moisturized, and avoiding harsh chemicals. Proper aftercare ensures the longevity and effectiveness of the treatment

Yes, scalp micropigmentation is effective in covering scars, including those from hair transplants or injuries. The pigment is carefully matched to your natural hair color to blend seamlessly and camouflage the scar.

Scalp micropigmentation is considered a permanent procedure, but it can be lightened or removed with laser treatments if desired. However, most clients are satisfied with their results and do not seek removal.