Scalp micropigmentation (SMP) is a procedure that deploys a stippling pattern tattoo that imitates hair follicles cut close to the scalp. As a relatively novel technique, scalp micropigmentation can substantially address the cosmetic issues that arise from the hair loss conditions mentioned at the outset. The tattoo industry has undergone a cultural augmentation since the last two years of the first decade of the millennium, which made scalp micropigmentation an increasingly socially acceptable hair loss solution for tackling apropos scalp and hair challenges.

The purpose of scalp pigmentation is to replicate your natural hair follicles while simultaneously strengthening and adding density to the thinning sections.

As mentioned in the outset, scarring from hair transplant procedures is inescapable.  Scar tissue consists typically of fibrous tissue- it is the anatomy’s natural way of supplanting and healing damaged skin. 

A hair transplant scar is undesirable, which is why scar tissue remodeling and reduction where pertinent is crucial in SMP concealment. Hair transplant scars combine well with SMP.