Scalp Micropigmentation (SMP)

Are you exhausted and feel like giving up on looking for new ways to hide and camouflage your hair loss? Dr. Sam completely understands your frustration and wants to help in any way he can.

Many people suffer with hair loss for different reasons such as alopecia, pattern baldness, medications, stress & hormones. To disguise this hair loss, they will go through numerous invasive and surgical procedures to try regain their self-confidence. Unfortunately, there is no cure for hair loss, but here at Alpha Male, we have the world’s leading solution for hair loss, scalp micropigmentation.

This non-surgical, non-invasive procedure is changing the lives of millions of people suffering with hair loss across the world.

What is SMP?

Scalp micropigmentation, or SMP for short, is a highly advanced technique of cosmetic pigmentation for men and women. While it works very similarly to traditional tattooing, SMP is unique in many ways and is on a different level to body art we’re used to seeing.

The term itself is actually a blanket concept that is coined to describe a minimally invasive treatment that is best for those who are experiencing hair loss and other hair thinning problems. You might confuse it to other similar terms such as hair tattooing, tricopigmentation, and hair follicle replication. Essentially, they are just the specific terms used to refer to the same process and technique of scalp micropigmentation.

SMP is the utilization of specialized tools and products like needles, pigments and a highly customized machine that is used to inject the pigment into your scalp. The main goal of the procedure is to create and mimic the look of your natural hair follicle. It can perfectly replicate the appearance of a freshly shaved head by giving an illusion of a shadow of stubble on the scalp or can add density to thinning hair.

Is SMP Permanent?

Scalp micropigmentation is classed as a permanent cosmetic treatment. Although the results are permanent, they will fade over the years for many reasons. As long as aftercare is followed correctly there should be no reason for premature fading.