Other SMP Procedures
What else do we offer?
Scalp micropigmentation is a fantastic solution for the entire scalp. For those who’ve become bald as a result of genetics or a disorder such as alopecia, few other treatments offer such consistent results.
However, scalp micropigmentation (sometimes referred to as SMP or micro scalp pigmentation) isn’t just for large-area work. It’s equally effective for detail work or small touchups.
At New Level Aesthetics in Charlotte, North Carolina, we know how to put the “micro” in scalp micropigmentation. We can:
- Improve your hairline subtly
- Add color and fullness to a single thinning area
- Add density to a beard or mustache
- Touch up a past treatment or complete unfinished work
How does it work?
Scalp Micropigmentation (SMP) is a non-surgical cosmetic procedure designed to address hair loss by mimicking the appearance of hair follicles through the application of tiny pigment deposits onto the scalp using specialized needles. Typically performed over multiple sessions, the practitioner carefully matches the pigment color to the client’s natural hair color and skin tone to create a realistic illusion of a closely cropped hairstyle or a denser hairline. The procedure is versatile, catering to various degrees of hair loss and can be customized to achieve desired density and style, providing a long-lasting solution for those seeking to restore the appearance of a fuller head of hair without the need for surgery.
Beards and mustaches
Frequently asked questions
Is scalp micropigmentation only for large areas?
No. It isn’t just for large-area work. It is equally effective for detail work or small touchups, and we know how to put the micro in scalp micropigmentation.
Which smaller procedures do you offer?
We can improve your hairline subtly, add color and fullness to a single thinning area, add density to a beard or mustache, and touch up a past treatment or complete unfinished work.
How does scalp micropigmentation create the look of hair?
It is a non-surgical cosmetic procedure that mimics the appearance of hair follicles by applying tiny pigment deposits onto the scalp using specialized needles.
How is the pigment color chosen?
The practitioner carefully matches the pigment color to your natural hair color and skin tone to create a realistic illusion of a closely cropped hairstyle or a denser hairline. It is typically performed over multiple sessions and can be customized to the density and style you want.
By Corey Curtis
How can Scalp Micropigmentation help you?
Contact
- Charlotte, NC
- 8501 Tower Point Dr Unit D6,Charlotte NC 28227, United States
- Call
- (980) 699-7335
- jcoreycurtis@gmail.com
