Hairline restoration
drawn for your face.
A receding or thinning front line is the first thing anyone notices. Scalp micropigmentation rebuilds it point by point — a broken, irregular edge that reads as real hair at conversational distance and under magnification.
What hairline SMP corrects
Most clients arrive with a combination of frontal recession, softened temporal corners and a thinning mid-scalp. Each is treated as a separate design problem, mapped in the consultation before a single impression is placed.
Receding front line
The line is lowered and rebuilt at a height that suits your facial proportions and age — never a flat, drawn silhouette.
Temporal angle reconstruction
The temple triangles are rebuilt on the natural recession angle and feathered into surrounding hair.
Edge-up sharpening
For shaved styles, the perimeter is defined with a crisp yet naturally irregular border.
How the design is built
Density is layered across two to three sessions spaced one to two weeks apart. The first session sets shape and structure at a deliberately light saturation; later sessions add depth and correct healing variance, so the result settles rather than jumps.
Session 01 — Foundation
Hairline mapping, pigment matching and the base layer. Two to four hours.
Session 02 — Density build
Depth is added, angles varied and the front edge softened into the scalp.
Session 03 — Refinement
Final detail pass and aftercare protocol, with a 12-month touch-up guarantee.
Who it suits
Men and women with Norwood 2–5 recession, a hairline weakened by traction or styling, or anyone who wants a defined perimeter for a shaved look. It also pairs naturally with existing hair — the scalp does not need to be shaved to begin.
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.