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Is your hair loss your biggest headache?
Contact Scalpology today, Hertfordshire’s leading Scalp Micropigmentation London clinic, and make their treatment your forever solution.
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THE SCALP MICROPIGMENTATION EXPERTS
At Scalpology, we understand the extent to which hair loss can impact your confidence, which is why we are committed to offering you the best scalp micropigmentation experience in London. Scalp Micropigmentation (SMP) is essentially a hairline tattoo, but not a tattoo in the traditional sense of the word. Scalp tattooing is an art in itself, providing the detailed restoration of your hairline that is both minimally invasive and highly impressive. This technique has been skillfully trained and performed by our practitioners, ensuring that you will receive the hairline you’ve always wanted.
You will find us in four easily accessible locations across London and the UK, so whether you are based in West London or Hertfordshire, the Isle of Wight or the city of Bath, you’ll find our expert treatments close by ready to help. Each are well connected with transport links ensuring you can visit us from wherever you need to travel from.
We also deliver world class training courses in our Hertfordshire clinic, so if you are interested in becoming a scalpologist, we have the facilities ready to train you with the skills you’ll need. Michael is Scalpology’s lead practitioner but also has an incredibly talented team behind him who provide our amazing Scalp Micropigmentation results. You can meet the team here and find out more about us!
We hope to be able to assist you further with any enquiry you may have regarding hair micropigmentation. Discover more about us and book your consultation today!
Our locations
If you have any questions or would like to book a consultation for scalp micropigmentation treatment in London, please use any of the contact details below, or alternatively use our contact form. If you are looking to attend training, our training courses are held at our Scalpology Clinic in Hertfordshire. You can use the contact details below or use our training contact form here.
Hertfordshire Clinic 278 High Street, Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire, EN8 7EA
Bath Clinic 35 Gay Street, Bath, BA1 2NT
Isle Of Wight Clinic 1 Chain Lane, Newport, Isle of Wight, PO30 2FR
Michael Koumis
Lead SMP Practitioner
As the owner and lead practitioner at Scalpology, Michael is passionate about providing clients who are suffering
from loss of hair and often confidence, a viable long-term solution.
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Paul
Michael is really easy to talk to. His knowledge of SMP was brilliant and he answered every question I had. Michael’s calm, professional and methodical approach along with his extensive knowledge of how natural hairlines should look gave me the confidence to have the treatment with him and I can honestly say it is one of the best decisions I have ever made.
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Sean
I’m beyond happy with the outcome & would definitely recommend Scalp Micropigmentation. Having SMP done has made me feel a lot more confident again. I can leave the house without wearing my caps anymore & go back to socializing with friends & family.
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Mario
I would like to thank Michael for changing my life and the way I think of myself by introducing me to Scalpology. I was looking for Scalp Micropigmentation in Hertfordshire, and heard about the clinic via a recommendation. I had my first treatment within a month, and it has helped me feel better about myself and much more confident!
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Will micropigmentation for the scalp work for me?
Yes! Micropigmentation for the scalp can be an effective solution if you are someone experiencing hair loss. It can be suitable for both men and women with various types of hair loss, such as a receding hairline, male pattern baldness, alopecia, and thinning hair. By booking a consultation, we can assess your specific needs and provide a tailored treatment to provide the results you’re looking for.
How long does scalp micropigmentation last?
Scalp micropigmentation is a semi-permanent solution for hair loss and results can be long-lasting if looked after. The longevity of the treatment will depend on various factors such as your skin type, lifestyle, any sun exposure, and how carefully you follow aftercare instructions. It’s entirely up to you if you want to have maintenance treatments, with generally, hair micropigmentation lasting between 2 to 5 years before requiring touch-up sessions. Over time, the pigments may fade slightly, and touch-ups can help maintain the desired look you want.
Can you lower your hairline with scalp tattooing?
Yes, if you want to you can lower your hairline with scalp micropigmentation in the UK. The technique can lower your natural hairline by depositing pigments onto the scalp to mimic the appearance of closely shaved hair follicles. Our skilled practitioners can strategically design and apply the pigments to create a natural-looking hairline that suits your desired aesthetic – we’ll work with you to achieve the hairline you want.
Does scalp micropigmentation hurt?
Experiencing the best scalp micropigmentation should provide minimal discomfort during the procedure. While pain tolerance varies from person to person, most clients describe the sensation as mild to moderate discomfort, similar to the feeling of tiny pricks or light scratching. You may wish to take painkillers before the procedure to minimise any potential discomfort, but most people enjoy a tolerable scalp tattooing procedure.
