Hairline and density scalp micropigmentation
The two most common reasons people book SMP: a hairline that has moved back, and hair that has thinned enough for the scalp to show through.
A hairline treatment rebuilds the front edge and temples with thousands of pigment dots that match the size, spacing and tone of your own follicles. It works whether you keep your hair shaved or closely cropped. The hairline is drawn on your head by hand first, and you approve it in the mirror before any pigment goes in. It can be soft and slightly broken, the way a natural hairline looks, or sharper if that is your preference.
A density treatment places pigment between existing hairs so the contrast between hair and scalp disappears. It is for people who still have hair but can see skin through it under bright light or when it is wet. Density work does not change your hair, it changes the background your hair sits on, which is why it reads as fuller.
Most clients combine both. Session one lays the foundation at a lighter tone. Session two, ten to fourteen days later, adds density and refines the hairline. A third session is added if your skin holds pigment lightly. The result settles over the following weeks and is reviewed with you.