A precise non-surgical solution to restore the look of density and definition.
SMP Micropigmentation
SMP Micropigmentation
Scalp Micropigmentation (SMP) is an advanced non-surgical aesthetic treatment designed to create the appearance of fuller hair by replicating the natural look of hair follicles on the scalp.
Using specialized techniques and precise pigment application, microscopic impressions are placed across the scalp to enhance the appearance of density, define the hairline and effectively camouflage areas of thinning or hair loss.
SMP can be an ideal solution for individuals experiencing hair thinning, receding hairlines, alopecia or those looking to improve the appearance of a shaved or closely cropped hairstyle.
At Gentleman Clinic, every treatment is carefully customized to match your natural hair color, skin tone and facial features, delivering a realistic, refined and natural-looking result.
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Popular questions about SMP Micropigmentation
What is the difference between surgical and non-surgical (PLASMA) blepharoplasty?
Surgical blepharoplasty removes excess skin and fat deposits through a precise procedure, providing long-lasting results. Non-surgical Plasma blepharoplasty uses advanced plasma technology to tighten and rejuvenate the eyelid area without incisions or sutures, with minimal downtime
How long does the recovery after blepharoplasty take?
Recovery time varies depending on the technique used and the individual patient. Most patients can return to their daily activities within a short period, while swelling and minor bruising gradually improve over the following days.
Will the results of blepharoplasty look natural?
Yes. When performed with a personalized approach, blepharoplasty enhances the appearance of the eyes while preserving facial harmony. The goal is a refreshed and rested look, not an altered expression.
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