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Scalp Pigmentation Hair Loss Treatment
is an application that is applied directly to the scalp to replicate the natural appearance of real hair follicles. Scalp Pigmentation MHT® is widely regarded as the most advanced treatment of its kind available in the world today, using pigments and application methods that are specifically designed to create the most realistic illusion of hair possible.
How Does Scalp Pigmentation MHT work?
a message from HIS Hair Clinic:
Scalp Pigmentation MHT® requires the practitioner to apply highly specialised pigments using a multitide of different needle sizes, penetration depths, angles, pigment colours and distribution rates depending on the specific area of the scalp being treated at the time, the skin tone of the individual and the desired final appearance.
The MHT technique is a highly advanced form of scalp pigmentation. The needles used for MHT do not penetrate as deeply as they do with some other techniques, and we use tested pigments, not tattoo inks that bleed or change colour. We use computer controlled microfine needles in triple clusters to achieve the guaranteed consistency of results that the MHT technique demands.
A period of more than 10 years has been used to fully understand, assess and gain expert knowledge and technical know-how of exactly what happens to the treated area of scalp over this sufficiently long period of time. Clinical trials supported with clinical evidence were absolutely necessary in order to successfully take our innovative hair loss treatment from an initial concept to establishing a fully developed clinical process that ensures consistently flawless results.
The photos below show before and after transformation after scalp pigmentation treatment for the hairline area.
*HIS Hair Clinic is a paid sponsor of HairSite, the above is an avertisement for HIS Hair clinic. Readers are advised to do their own research and investigation and consult a doctor before proceeding with the procedure as not every person is a good candidate for the treatment.