Scalp Micropigmentation Adelaide is Australia's leading clinic for Medical Hair Tattoo- Tattoo for Hair Loss and scar camouflage. We are located 5 minutes from Adelaide city center. Our patients can enjoy the convenience of car parkin, cafe or hotel stay if from country or interstate.
Scalp Micropigmentation (SMP) is a medical grade hair tattoo technique where tattoo pigments / inks are placed on the scalp in a stippling pattern to look like a shaved head of hair for both men and women for different reasons:
- Hair thinning or regional balding where the patient desires to appear to have a fuller head of hair, with or without a shaved scalp.
- Scalp scars from scarring alopecias
- People with autoimmune diseases such as refractory alopecia areata or alopecia totalis
- Women who are balding or thinning who are not responsive to medication or other medical treatments and do not qualify or wish to have hair transplantation
- Neurosurgery scars and scars from head trauma, surgeries and/or hair restoration procedures.
- Chemotherapy patients, who do not grow back significant amounts of their hair after treatment
- Deformities in hair restoration patients resulting from unplanned processing hair loss in men, whose hair transplants can?t achieve the amount of 'fullness' they expect.
- People with wide or obvious scars from donor strip harvesting techniques
- People who have open donor scars from hair transplant surgery from harvesting techniques between the 1950's and early 1990's, from strip harvesting surgeries, or from FUE techniques that create punctate scars.
- Patients who have old pluggy or corn-row look with or without donor site depletion and a see-through donor area.
- People who dislike using topical concealers or wigs.
Camouflage solution as well as men for treating alopecia berbae (hair loss to the beard).
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105 Leicester St, Parkside, SA, 5063
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