Scalp Micropigmentation is the process of applying very small ink pigments beneath the skin to resemble hair follicles. The procedure, when done correctly, can be undetectable and last years.
The ink used is organic and is not harmful to your body. It will not change color over time. Needles are comparable to acupuncture needles. They are very small in diameter and leave the smallest impressions.
Some would think this is an easy task; however, things can go bad for any number of reasons.
Using the wrong pigment will more than likely change color or merge into the surrounding area (blowout) if too much pressure, depth, or the speed of the machine is too high. It takes A LOT of practice to avoid this dreadful possibility. Most practitioners are creating dots that are too large and unrealistic to pass as a natural hair follicle. The best results areachieved by applying the SMALLEST impressions that do not look like dots, rather they resemble tiny commas. At South Beach Scalp Micropigmentation Clinic we take pride in providing the smallest, best match pigment treatment that will look natural and perfectly match the client.
Alex Coffiel (Professional Looking Headshot*)
Licensed Scalp Micropigmentation Professional
Office Location: (Store Front Photo*)
7403 Colins Ave. Miami Beach, FL 33141
I’ve always had a love for art. Specifically the art of pointillism, which involves thousands of tiny dots. My interest with scalp micropigmentation was more than a means of generating revenue. It was an interest in changing someone’s life by creating an illusion of hair on their scalp by way of cosmetic pigmentation, thus bringing back their confidence and giving them a youthful look again.
Pointillism takes advantage of the way our eyes work with our brains. Instead of seeing hundreds or thousands of individual impressions, our eyes and brains can blend those pigments into an image of thousands of hair follicles. For this to even be possible, consistency of impressions must be about the same size. One larger impression (blowout) will stand out amongst the smaller impressions, giving the overall treatment an unrealistic look.
To achieve this technique an artist will need to perform this craft for a long time. It’s not as easy as some think.
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