Scalp Micro-Pigmentation
Scalp micropigmentation uses small deposits of pigment to create the appearance of hair follicles. Explore whether this cosmetic approach may suit your hairline, areas of thinning, or scalp scarring, and discuss realistic expectations with the Paragon team.
Explore the Appearance You Want
Discuss the areas that concern you, your usual hairstyle, and the look you hope to achieve. A consultation helps you compare scalp micropigmentation with other hair restoration options and consider the care and maintenance involved. If you are considering surgery, read about hair transplant planning.
Understanding Scalp Micropigmentation
Ask how the pigment shade, hairline shape, and treatment areas would be planned for you. Review examples of healed work, the proposed number of sessions, possible risks, and how the appearance may change over time.
Plan the Details Together
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Hairline Design
Discuss a shape and density that complement your features, existing hair, and preferred style.
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Scalp Scarring
Ask whether your scar and surrounding skin may be suitable and what degree of camouflage is realistic.
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A Closely Shaved Look
Review examples of the appearance you want and how it may suit your usual haircut.
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Areas of Thinning
Discuss coverage, contrast, pigment shade, and how future hair loss could affect the overall look.
Aftercare and Ongoing Maintenance
Before treatment, discuss scalp care, washing, sun exposure, exercise, and when to return for review. Ask when to assess the settled appearance and whether future touch-ups may be needed. Individual results and maintenance needs vary.
Common Questions
How many sessions will I need?
Your plan depends on the area, your skin, and the appearance you want. Ask about the proposed sessions, spacing, cost, and any later touch-ups.
What will treatment feel like?
Discuss what you may feel during and after treatment and how comfort is managed. Individual experiences vary.
What aftercare should I plan for?
Ask about washing, exercise, swimming, sun protection, and returning to usual activities. Follow your clinician’s individual aftercare instructions.