Practical guidance on scalp micropigmentation, hair loss, and hairline restoration — written by the team behind Atlanta's back-to-back Best of Atlanta studio.
A widening part line can make your hair look thinner than it really is. Even when you still have good coverage through much of your scalp, a bright strip of visible skin can pull attention away...
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Scalp micropigmentation, or SMP, can be a helpful complement to a hair transplant once your scalp has healed well. We use carefully placed pigment to create the look of fuller density, reduce...
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A transplant can leave a linear or dotted donor-area scar. Here is how scalp micropigmentation can soften the contrast so the scar blends with the surrounding scalp.
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A widening part, a visible crown, or thin temples can be hard to style around. Here is how SMP can create the look of softer, fuller density for women.
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Tight braids, locs, ponytails, and extensions can thin the hairline and edges over time. Here is how scalp micropigmentation can rebuild the look of a soft, balanced hairline.
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