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Recently, SMP treatment is gaining a lot of interest among hair loss patients suffering from parietal hair loss.

SMP is a pigmentation treatment applied to the scalp. It uses the same pigment as the color of the hair on the scalp to create hair marks that look like when the hair is shaved.

Kim Jin-oh, director of the NHI New Hair Hair Transplantation Center, said on the 23rd, “If you apply SMP to the area of ​​the crown that can be felt as insufficient by hair transplantation, you can effectively cover the bright colored scalp through the dark hair.

He also emphasized, “It will be a solution to mask hair loss even in the case of female alopecia patients who are unable to transplant hair on the crown.”

Semi-permanent therapy that is directly applied to the scalp, such as SMP, requires very demanding and delicate techniques. This is because additional hair loss can be prevented only when there is no damage to the scalp tissue and surrounding hair follicles even after the procedure.

Director Kim said, “If you undergo semi-permanent treatment by illegal practitioners to reinforce the hair density of the crown, the color of the semi-permanent tattoo may change over time or the size may change, and it may cause problems in the scalp tissue.” He explained.

He added, “As it is a procedure that is directly applied to the scalp, it is better to find a hospital that can provide professional medical treatment. It is also a procedure that uses a needle, so it is possible to eliminate unnecessary pain through local anesthesia, rather than an illegal practitioner.” did.

SMP can also be helpful to those who suffer from hair loss on the head, or suffer from discomfort using black hair or wigs.

In addition, hair loss can give people who adhere to the straight hair style the same shape as the hair marks.

All technologies and natural pigments are developed jointly with NHI New Hair in the US and are said to be treated in the same way.

There are two types of pigments used in the SMP procedure: permanent and semi-permanent, so it can be selected according to the patient’s preference or future hair loss treatment plan.

Director Kim Jin-oh advised, “If a severe change is expected in the parietal hair loss area within 3 to 4 years, or if you are reluctant to have the result of SMP treatment permanently remaining, the treatment traces will disappear after 3 to 4 years if you use a semi-permanent pigment.” .

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