Hairline embroidery is a semi-permanent treatment that uses natural pigments to fill in thinning areas along the hairline. It creates the appearance of fuller, more defined hair without surgery.

SMP is a technique that deposits tiny pigment dots onto the scalp to replicate the look of natural hair follicles. It’s ideal for individuals with bald spots, receding hairlines, or very thin hair.

• Hairline Embroidery: 1.5–2 years before gradual fading.
• SMP: 2–3 years, with touch-ups recommended as needed.

It typically takes 2–3 hours, depending on the area being treated. A consultation will determine the exact time needed.

Most clients experience minimal discomfort as we apply a numbing cream before the treatment. Some may feel a mild stinging sensation, but it’s generally well-tolerated.

To ensure the best results:

• Avoid caffeine and alcohol for 2 days before your appointment (they can increase sensitivity).
• Stay hydrated for optimal pigment retention.
• Avoid heavy hair products on the treatment area

• First 3 hours: Keep the area clean and dry.
• First 24–48 hours: Minor redness and sensitivity.
• Days 1–3: Pigment appears darker before softening.
• Days 4–7: Avoid sweating, sun exposure, and swimming.
• Final results: Visible after 4–6 weeks, with a touch-up recommended at 3–4 weeks.

• Keep the area clean and dry for the first 3 hours.
• Do not rub or scrub the treated area for 5 days.
• Avoid shampooing the area directly—use mild water rinses instead.

You should avoid Hairline Embroidery or SMP if you:

• Have Diabetes, AIDS, or Hepatitis B.
• Have a pacemaker or major heart condition.
• Are pregnant or have given birth within the last 3 months.
• Have high blood pressure.

Yes, a touch-up session is recommended 6–8 weeks after the initial session to perfect the results. Annual touch-ups help maintain the effect.

Yes, after hairline embroidery or SMP, wait at least 4 weeks until the area is fully healed. Use gentle, non-irritating hair dyes and follow all post-care instructions.