What if I don’t have thin hair and my scalp is transparent?

Regardless of the age, if the scalp is clearly visible due to lack of thinning hair, not only does it look older, but also complains of discomfort due to lack of confidence in everyday life.

Many people look for a temporary method such as Heukchae, but it is only a temporary solution and is not a long-term solution.

Unlike male genetic alopecia, in females, hair loss occurs due to stress, disease, or childbirth.This is a good alternative to finding a non-surgical method rather than deciding on a hair transplant because the condition sometimes improves when the cause is resolved. to be.

If you are worried about the lack of density of your hair due to alopecia on the head like this, the scalp tattoo called SMP is effective.

SMP is a procedure that injects pigment into the hair loss area to make it look like hair, and was developed by NH New Hair of the United States and NH New Hair of Korea through a one-year clinical trial.

Needles and ink used for SMP are also produced separately and are a key factor in realistically expressing hair. It took more than a year to develop the ink and implement individual hair colors.

SMP is a procedure created by three elements: microneedle, ink of NHI New Hair, and treatment method. Unlike general tattoos, it is naturally irregular and elaborate.

In this regard, Jin-oh Kim, director of the NHI New Hair Hair Transplant Center at the World Hair Transplantation Society held in October, collected SMP clinical results and presented them with a’Live’ video.

For those who are afraid or unable to transplant hair, SMP has received a positive response that it will be a new solution.

“Since SMP is a hospital procedure, you can receive a pain-free procedure through local anesthesia,” said Jin-oh Kim, a plastic surgeon at the NHI New Hair Hair Transplant Center. “In addition, the microneedles and pigments do not damage the scalp or surrounding hair follicles and are stable and permanent. It is injected into the skin and the satisfaction is high,” he explained.

“There are many cases of patients who have undergone semi-permanent treatments by illegal surgeons to reinforce hair density, but there have been cases where the semi-permanent area has already turned blue or damaged surrounding hair follicles, resulting in secondary hair loss.” Pigment therapy should be done at a hospital where the scalp is examined and specialized medical procedures are available,” he advised.

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