SCALP / DENSITY
SMP for the appearance of hair density
Discuss whether scalp pigmentation could help reduce the visible contrast between your scalp and existing hair.
Existing-hair assessment
All genders welcome
Coverage planned individually
UNDERSTAND YOUR OPTIONS
Details that help
you decide.
A consultation is a conversation, with space for your questions.
Working with the hair you have
Density work considers visible scalp within existing hair, rather than designing only a closely shaved hairline. The pattern, coverage and condition of your hair help determine whether the approach is appropriate.
SMP does not treat the cause of hair loss. If you have unexplained or changing hair loss, seek a qualified medical assessment alongside any cosmetic consultation.
Planning the visual effect
Your practitioner will discuss where scalp is visible, how you usually part or style your hair, and what change you hope to see. Photos under normal lighting can help explain your concern.
A realistic discussion includes the limitations of pigmentation, your hair’s future changes, maintenance, and any previous scalp work.
What the consultation should answer
Ask which areas would be addressed, how the pigment would be blended, and how the result would be assessed. A personalized quote follows the proposed plan.
For a closely shaved style, read about hairline design.
YOUR QUESTIONS
Before you begin.
Does SMP make individual hairs thicker?
No. It uses pigment to change the visible appearance of the scalp. It does not thicken or grow hair.
Can women ask about SMP density?
Yes. Suitability depends on the individual pattern and scalp assessment.
Will I need to shave my head?
Ask during the consultation. Hair length and the proposed technique affect the treatment plan; do not assume a single rule applies to every case.