Micro hair pigmentation (SMP) of the scalp can be a useful solution for recovering from a failed hair transplant. SMP is a cosmetic procedure in which micro-dots of pigment are applied to the scalp to create the illusion of hair follicles. This technique can be used to fill in areas where the hair transplant has failed, creating a more natural and fuller look.
Step-by-step plan to repair a failed hair transplant: (non-surgical)
Consult a Reputable Experienced SMP Practitioner: It is important to find a qualified and experienced practitioner who specializes in SMP. They can assess your situation and recommend the best course of action.
Prepare the scalp: Before the SMP procedure, the scalp should be shaved and cleaned. This ensures that the pigment can be inserted without any problems.
The SMP practitioner uses a fine needle to apply the pigment to the scalp. They will carefully match the pigment to your natural hair color and skin tone, creating a natural-looking result.
Allow time for healing: After the procedure, you should not wash your hair for a few days to allow the pigment to take effect. Your scalp may also be red and slightly swollen, but this will disappear within 1-2 days.
Follow-up appointments: SMP may require several sessions to achieve the desired result. Your practitioner will schedule follow-up appointments to assess progress and make adjustments if necessary.
In general, SMP can be an effective solution for recovering from a failed, cheap, hair transplant. However, it is important to find a qualified and experienced SMP practitioner to ensure the best possible outcome.
