Instant Results.
Cosmetic Pigment.
Thinking Outside The Box.
BENEFITS
- Short Stubble Hair Styles
- Filling in Thin Areas
- Camouflaging Scars/Birthmarks
Virtual Hair.
Thinking Outside the Box.
Micropigmentation is a non-surgical hair restoration technique that minimizes the appearance of baldness or thinning by embedding colored cosmetic pigment into skin.
The pigment is color matched to the patient’s hair color to minimize the balding scalp showing through the thinning hair. Essentially we create a shadow using micro-dots. The patient can shave their hair down to a stubble and these dots look like short hairs.
We recreate the appearance of short stubble hairs with a specially designed instrument that is thinner than the width of a hair. This technique makes it virtually impossible to determine what is a hair and what is a virtual hair – even under close inspection.
Two Types of Micropigmentation:
Single Session
Good Look Ink.
We are excited to partner with Good Look Ink to bring our patients a “Single Session” approach. With Good Look Ink, clients can get popular scalp micropigmentation in just one sitting with Good Look’s premier pigment and certified technicians.
Gradual Approach
Taking it Slower.
We have something for everybody. We Grow Hair offers micropigmentation that can be implemented at your pace. Gradually over time, in a few short sessions your appearance will change slowly. People will know something is different, they just won’t know what it is!
For that Short, Stubble Look.
Fill in Thinning Areas.
It is excellent for men who like to wear a shaven or very short stubbled hair style. Here the pigment is color matched and sized to look like normal, healthy, short hair. It is also used for men who wear their hair longer and don’t like seeing scalp. The pigment is color matched to the hair color and once applied on the scalp, it instantly makes the hair look thicker and fuller.
Great for Hiding Scars or Birthmarks.
Whether it’s a scar from an older style hair transplant procedure or a scar from an injury or burn, micropigmentation is a very effective way to hide scars.
This Scar is NOT a from a PAI Medical Group Procedure!
Goodbye Scars
Make Scars Go Away.
I’d had three older hair transplant procedures in the late 90s that worked great for me. But as I got older I decided to shave my head. When I did I could see the scars on the back of my head and that my crown was thinner than I realized. I heard of a new procedure called scalp Micro-pigmentation offered in Nashville, TN.
I called and spoke to them about my issues and they agreed to see how they could help me. I know this clinic has done a lot of country and christian music artist so I flew down from Oregon to Nashville. The first day I had them do my entire head. It took about 7 hours. During that day they thickened the crown, some areas in the top and front that were a little thin, and my scars in the back. It was pink for a few hours afterwards but looked so much better. After a couple of days I went in and they touched it up a little before I flew home. I love to have options to shave my head now and not see the scars and my thin areas look full and thick again.
-Oregon Patient / Brad Krayer
Questions?
Is it Permanent?
Micro-pigmentation is permanent but will start to fade over time. Some patients find it necessary to touch-up after 8 to 10 years. We use high quality pigment and the process can be repeated more than once.
Is it for All Skin Types?
Micro-pigmentation is best for patients with medium to dark skin tone and brown or black hair. It is more challenging to create the illusion of hair when a patient has light skin or a light hair color such as red or blonde.
Does it Hurt?
Most patients find that it is not uncomfortable because the pigment is not being embedded deeply into the skin.
Does it Look Real?
It is extremely difficult to distinguish between a real hair and a virtual one.
Is it Reversible?
Yes. Unlike a tattoo that goes through several layers, micro-pigmentation is done only in the first layer which makes it easier to remove.
Is it Like a Tattoo?
No. The pigment used is pure and doesn’t have constituent colors mixed with it. Tattoo pigment often will be several other colors mixed together to create another color making the ink more likely to shift color and hue over time. We use a vegan friendly, salt based, pure dermal pigment.