Scar Camouflage

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Camouflage Your Hair

Transplant Scar

Hair transplants, including follicular unit extraction (FUE) and follicular unit transplantation (FUT), leave visible surgical scars. The most effective way to camouflage these head scars is with Scalp Micropigmentation (SMP). Before SMP, was an option, these scars were unavoidable for men who sought hair replacement and replication solutions. 

 

Getting a hair transplant was once considered the most advantageous option but was coupled with undesirable side-effects. Fortunately, Scalp Micropigmentation is ideal for scar camouflage and can deliver significant hair replication results.

A man with a scar before getting scalp micropigmentation to camouflage the scar
A man that had his scar hidden with scalp micropigmentation

Hair Transplant Scar Camouflage

Following a hair transplant procedure such as follicular unit extraction (FUE) or follicular unit transplantation (FUT), there is a surgical scar that can be seen on the scalp. Scalp Micropigmentation (SMP) is the most effective way to camouflage head scars. Men seeking hair replacement and replication solutions had to live with these scars before SMP became an option. The most advantageous option for people with thinning hair was once considered to be a hair transplant, but it was also associated with undesirable side effects. Thanks to Scalp Micropigmentation, scars can be camouflaged and significant hair growth can be generated.

A man with a scar before getting SMP scar camouflage
A man after getting SMP scar camouflage to hide a scar
A man with a scar before getting SMP
A man after  getting SMP scar camouflage to hide his old scar

Scalp Micropigmentation

to Reduce FUE Scars

FUE often touts that it’s a scarless procedure to win over its FUT competitors who leave a linear “white stripe” scar. However, this is inaccurate and blatantly false. When done correctly, FUE causes tiny white dot scarring where the follicles are removed. Unfortunately, further market research has shown that overharvesting is common.


Overharvesting is when too many hair follicles are collected in a single area, resulting in a crop circle effect with the mini-dot scarring. The final product is a permanently patchy hairdo. SMP reduces the contrast between skin color and hair color and thereby give the illusion of more hair by “filling in” the scarred patchy areas with an iron-free ink. Whether scars are large and pronounced or subtle, Scalp Micropigmentation effortlessly shades in and provides an illusion of hair thickness reversing the negative effects of previous hair replication treatments.


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