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The decision to undergo scalp micropigmentation is usually driven by the visible symptoms of hair loss and the desire to find a lasting solution for thinning. While hair loss itself is a physical symptom, the psychological impact can be significant, leading people to look for ways to restore their appearance. Identifying these symptoms early and understanding the risk factors associated with different types of hair loss can help in determining if scalp micropigmentation is the right path to take.
The risk factors for hair loss vary from genetic patterns to medical conditions and lifestyle influences. At Liv Hospital, evaluating these factors is part of the patient journey to ensure that the expectations for scalp micropigmentation are met. Whether the hair loss is a result of hereditary factors or an autoimmune condition like alopecia areata, this procedure offers a way to camouflage the symptoms and provide a consistent, natural appearance across the scalp.
Recognizing the signs of hair loss helps in choosing the best camouflage strategy.
Pattern baldness is the most frequent reason individuals seek out scalp pigmentation.
The health of the scalp can influence both the hair loss and the success of the pigmentation.
Certain factors can determine how realistic the final pigmentation will look.
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It addresses the visible signs of a receding hairline, crown thinning, and total hair loss. It is also highly effective at hiding scars or patches where hair no longer grows.
If you have an active scalp condition, it is best to let it heal first. During your evaluation, the health of your scalp will be checked to ensure the procedure is safe for you.
No, the procedure does not damage existing hair follicles. The pigment is placed in the upper layer of the skin, well above the level where hair roots reside.
When using high-quality, specialized pigments designed specifically for the scalp, the color stays true. These pigments do not contain the same ingredients as traditional tattoo inks that change color.
Pigmentation is actually one of the best ways to hide scars. While scar tissue is different from normal skin, a skilled professional can adjust the technique to ensure the pigment stays and looks natural.
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