Alopecia,
answered with pigment.
When hair will not return, SMP gives back the one thing medication cannot: a finished, deliberate look. Patchy loss is blended into surrounding density; complete loss is rebuilt as a full shaved style with a designed hairline.
Visual treatment guide
A considered approach to uneven coverage
AI-generated photorealistic educational example — not a real client photograph or treatment result. Individual results vary.
01Patch coverage
02Soft transition at the patch edge
Treatment area
Patches or wider hair loss
The pattern, scalp condition and preferred hair length guide an individual suitability assessment.
How it works
A planned follicle pattern
Pigment impressions can blend patches or create a coordinated close-shaved appearance.
Intended cosmetic effect
More even-looking coverage
A cosmetic impression of follicles—not treatment for alopecia or a promise of regrowth.
Approaches by pattern
Alopecia areata
Individual patches are shaded to match surrounding density. Because patches can move, design is reviewed at every session and kept adaptable.
Alopecia totalis
A complete scalp reconstruction with a custom hairline, temporal angles and 360° coverage in the shaved-head aesthetic.
Alopecia universalis
Full scalp coverage with an especially soft front edge, since there is no surrounding hair to feather into.
Traction & scarring alopecia
Perimeter rebuilding once the condition is stable and no longer actively progressing.
Timing and stability
SMP is placed on the scalp, not the follicle, so it does not affect the condition or any treatment you are undergoing. Where loss is still active, we design for the likely long-term pattern and stage the work rather than chasing a moving edge.
What to expect
Full reconstruction typically takes three to four sessions of two to four hours, spaced one to two weeks apart, with a complimentary refinement within twelve months.
Ready to see it on your own scalp?
A complimentary consultation — virtual or in person — covers hairline design, pigment matching, session count and a tailored estimate.