In the pigmentation process the colour is injected into the upper layer of the skin by the help of special micropuncture apparatus. Each dot resembles individual hair follicle (an effect of a shaven hair), and as a whole it creates an impression of evenly shaven head. By the help of this technology an effect of thick hair can be created in the areas where it has thinned (a thickness effect).

What techniques are applied

Scalp pigmentation makes visual corrections in case of such problems as:

• Hair loss for men — initial stages of classic and androgen hair loss (the thickness effect is created in the areas where the hair has thinned).
• Hair loss for men — further stages of classic and androgen hair loss (an effect of a short hair-cut without baldness is created).
• Men and women’s diffusive hair loss — even (but may also be temporary) and hair loss due to illness or the impact of external factors (e.g. chemotherapy).
• Alopecia totalis — complete hair loss as a result of autoimmune diseases. In addition it is possible to create an effect of smoothly shaven face and shape the eyebrow and lash lines.
• Alopecia areata — partial hair loss.
• After wearing a wig for a long time the hair has thinned.
• After hair transplantation procedure in order to create an additional effect of thick hair in the areas where the (long or short) hair transplantation has been performed.
• Before the hair transplantation procedure in order to create the hair growth pattern and visually fill in the areas of transplanted hairs in the period of their ingrowth and acclimatization.
• Camouflage of scars (post-traumatic, post-surgery, after hair transplantation).
• Adding additional thickness to the beard and moustache growth area

Your benefits

• Absolutely natural effect of shaven hair in case of hair loss
• Impressive effect of thick hair
• Scar concealment after any type of hair transplantation, as well as concealment of other kinds of scars on the scalp.
• Internal feeling of comfort, high spirits and increased attentions turned by women.

What the procedure is like

1. Consultation

It is necessary to have your hair cut very short a few days before the consultation.

During the consultation the sketch of hair growth line will be chosen and the colours of pigment that are suitable exactly for you in terms of intensity and shade will be matched.

During the consultation the specialist will answer all your questions of interest concerning the procedure.

2. The first procedures

When the required shape and colour has been agreed with the client, according to the design contour superficial points — check points are marked, which guarantees complete compliance of the end result with the previous design. Anaesthetic cream is spread on the permanent area. The scalp micropigmentation is carried out by the help of disposable needles in the chosen technique. The procedure takes two days.

The first procedure for the application of the basic pattern (1–5 hours).

The second procedure for the completion of colour refill on the next day (1–5 hours).

3. Healing process

In the first 2–3 days after the procedure there can be slight redness on the scalp. Once a day to wash the head with a special shampoo which you have received from the specialist after the procedure, after washing to apply a small amount of special healing serum which has been recommended by our specialist.

For 7–10 days it is advisable to refrain from warming procedures, bathhouses, sauna, solarium, swimming pool as well as exposure to the direct sunlight.

4. Correction in a month

The correction procedure should be performed in 30 days to deliver a perfect result (from 1 to 5 hours).

Easy, fast reliable!

Contra-indications

• Pregnancy and lactation;
• Infectious diseases;
• Viral infections;
• Disposition to keloids;
• Blood clotting functional disorders;
• Oncology;
• Allergic reactions to the pigment composition;
• Diabetes;
• Thyroid gland functional and metabolic disorders;
• Blood diseases, poor blood clotting;
• Cardiovascular diseases;
• Presence of keloids in the treatment area;
• Photosensitivity.