Offering an accurate answer to this question is extremely difficult to do. Pain thresholds vary from person to person. The treatment doesn’t penetrate particularly deeply into the skin, however, it does break the skin’s barrier and underneath that barrier are nerves so you’re going to feel it.
There are several things you can do that will help to make your personal experience the best it can be. Your technician will also be there for you and can answer any questions you may have.
Please remember that any discomfort you’ll experience is worth it. Scalp Micropigmentation is a treatment that is, by its own nature, life-changing. It is known to not only conceal the devastation that hair loss can induce but can restore confidence levels.
If you’ve been considering treatment and you’ve been asking yourself, does Scalp Micropigmentation hurt? And you are still unsure about receiving SMP for this sole reason, please pick up the phone and chat with us.
Scalp Micropigmentation is a treatment that is holistic and non-invasive. It creates the look of a shaved head.
The treatment for Scalp Micropigmentation takes at least two treatments but usually three. Occasionally it needs four. These are spread out over 6 weeks. Click here for more information.
Scalp Micropigmentation is very similar to a tattoo and so you will feel a small amount of discomfort. It’s worth it though. Click here for more information.
Yes, a Scalp Micropigmentation treatment will help cover a scar and blend in with your hair.
Yes indeed. Scalp Micropigmentation can be used to cover an entire head, partial head, hair thinning and scars.
Scalp Micropigmentation is a form of permanent cosmetics or permanent makeup. Often referred to as a cosmetic hair or scalp tattoo, this treatment typically lasts 4-6 years. After that time, a client may experience some slight fading, to which they can come back in for a quick touch up. This cosmetic solution will not wash off but can be tweaked as years go on. We always recommend meeting with our team of experienced expert practitioners to discuss your treatment options.