SMP - Scalp Micropigmentation

Unlike traditional tattoos, scalp micropigmentation (SMP) uses pigments specially formulated for the scalp, which do not fade over time. The technique is extremely precise, replicating the size, depth, and shade of real hair follicles for a natural look.

What SMP can do:

• Redrawing a natural hairline for people with hair loss.
• Restore density to thinning areas for hair that looks thicker.
• Hide partial or total baldness with a realistic shaved effect.
• Hide scars caused by injury, surgery, or hair transplants.
• Offering a sustainable and easy-to-maintain solution, without surgery or a restrictive daily routine.

Who is SMP for?

SMP is suitable for both men and women and can be customized to suit your style, whether you prefer a clean, youthful hairline, a softer, more natural look, or increased density in your existing hair. It is ideal for anyone suffering from thinning hair, bald patches, or a receding hairline, as well as for those who wish to conceal scars or improve density after a hair transplant.

A complete solution for hair loss

Scalp micropigmentation recreates the appearance of real hair follicles across the entire scalp, providing a clean-shaven, natural look. It is realistic, requires little maintenance, and is designed to boost your confidence.

Photos before treatment and after a few sessions...

Keep your results

Maintain your look by refreshing your SMP once a year. Restoring faded pigments and redefining your hairline is quick, non-invasive, and always tailored to your natural appearance.

How much does SMP cost?

The price of scalp micropigmentation varies between $300 and $3,000, depending on your individual needs. Several factors influence the price, including:

• The treated area – Small areas (such as scar camouflage or touch-ups) are in the lower range, while a full scalp treatment is in the higher range.
• The extent of hair loss – The price varies depending on whether it is a full scalp, only the top, or a restoration of the front hairline.
• The desired style and density – Whether you prefer a natural blend, a more defined hairline, or increased density on existing hair.
• Number of sessions – Some cases require several layers and touch-ups to achieve optimal, natural-looking results.

Starting at $300