Medical Head Tattoo (SMP)
Medical tattooing is the ideal non-surgical option for those who want to cover thinning areas or any scars on the scalp, creating the appearance of denser hair.
Medical Tattooing LP-CLINIC
Medical tattooing—or Scalp Micropigmentation (SMP)—is a medical procedure used to conceal scars, bald spots, or hair thinning, essentially through tattooing. In practice, it involves tattooing microscopic dots onto the scalp.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to frequently asked questions and get informed clearly and reliably.
Is the process painful?
Before the procedure begins, local anesthesia is applied to the area where the medical tattoo—Scalp Micropigmentation—will be performed. and thus the treatment is a very well-tolerated procedure. At the same time, the experience of the specialist who will apply the treatment is also very important.
What do I need to pay attention to before treatment and between sessions?
Before undergoing Medical Tattoo treatment, you should be well-rested and ensure the scalp has been properly cared for and washed. Between sessions, it is recommended to avoid activities such as swimming, steam rooms, or saunas, as well as exposure to intense heat, humidity, or very hot showers. A very important aspect of Medical Tattooing is avoiding sun exposure, especially during the first few days after the procedure, as sunlight can affect the final results. If sun exposure is unavoidable, use a sunscreen with at least SPF 30.
How long do the results last?
Medical Tattooing, or Scalp Micropigmentation, is considered semi-permanent. It is a coverage method, and results usually last 5–7 years. The longevity of the results depends on many factors, such as skin quality, scalp care routine, sun exposure, and several other factors. Another very important factor affecting the duration of results is the quality of the pigment used. The higher the quality of the pigment, the longer the results will last and the better the overall appearance.
Are there any side effects?
Medical Tattooing, or Scalp Micropigmentation It is a completely safe procedure, performed in a clinical setting, and does not pose any risks to the patient. In some cases, mild bleeding or bruising may occur in the area, which resolves quickly. However, it should be avoided in certain cases, such as patients who are prone to keloid or hypertrophic scarring.
