SMP is considered a permanent solution. The results typically last 4-6 years before they start to fade, requiring minor touch-ups to maintain the look.

Yes, SMP offers hyper-realistic results, mimicking the natural appearance of hair follicles so closely that it's often indistinguishable from natural hair.

The discomfort associated with SMP is generally minimal. Most clients report the sensation as entirely manageable, less painful than traditional tattooing.

The pigments used in SMP are specifically designed not to change color. They may fade over time but will not turn into undesirable shades as some tattoos might.

Yes, you can shave your head. SMP can be maintained with very short hair or a shaved look, depending on the style you prefer.

Absolutely, SMP is suitable for all genders. It effectively camouflages thinning hair, receding hairlines, and bald spots, providing an appearance of thicker hair.

Yes, SMP is excellent for camouflaging scars from previous hair transplants or injuries, blending them with the surrounding hair.

Costs vary based on the extent of the treatment needed but generally range from $500 to $3,500. It's best to consult with a practitioner for a personalized quote.

Yes, SMP is effective under long hair as well, adding the appearance of density. However, the results are more pronounced and easier to maintain with shorter hair styles.

SMP is a safe, non-invasive procedure with no reported adverse effects. It doesn't damage existing hair follicles.

Post-treatment care is minimal. Avoid heavy sweating and direct sunlight for a few days post-session. Regular moisturizing and use of sunscreen are recommended to maintain the pigment quality.

Yes, while SMP is permanent, it can be removed or faded with laser treatments, much like a traditional tattoo, though it's easier because the pigment isn't placed as deeply in the skin.