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Hair micropigmentation

In Brief.

Hair micropigmentation, also known as tricopigmentation or Scalp Micropigmentation (SMP), is an innovative, non-surgical technique that recreates the illusion of density or a natural shaved head, by implanting micropigments into the superficial layer of the scalp. It offers a long-lasting, effective alternative for people suffering from hair loss, whatever the cause. 

At Dana Dermo, we offer high-quality services, the fruit of reference training courses in France and South Korea. Our method is based on perfect mastery of the gesture, high-quality pigments and a personalized approach for immediate, subtle and harmonious results. This technique is suitable for both men and women, and can be an alternative or a complement to a hair transplant.

Each service is designed to respond precisely to different types of hair loss, whether diffuse, localized, scarred or linked to a medical condition.
Micropigmentation does not damage existing hair or the hair fiber, and offers a natural, long-lasting result.

Tricopigmentation session, male hair loss/calvitia

 

Types of services.

 

Our Protocol.

  • We begin with an in-depth, personalized consultation. This essential step allows us to :

    • Understand your background, expectations and motivations

    • Assess the condition of your scalp (type of alopecia, density, skin condition, any scars)

    • Working together to define the most suitable and natural front line

    • Answer all your questions

    • Create a customized treatment plan

    💡 During this consultation, a personalized technical trial can be carried out. This involves testing:

    • The pigments that best match your skin tone

    • The type of needle best suited to your skin and desired result

    • For people with sensitive skin or a known allergic background, it serves as an allergy test to guarantee tolerance to the pigments used.

  • This first session marks the start of the visible treatment. It takes place in a calm, secure environment, in accordance with the protocol established during the consultation.

     Before starting the session :

    • Together, we validate the area(s) to be treated (top of skull, temples, vertex, scars...).

    • We precisely adjust the hairline if it is to be treated, taking into account your morphology and preferences.

    • I'll explain the different stages of the session so that you're fully informed and at ease.

    The session begins with a gentle approach:

    • Application of the first pigment dots with a sterile single-use needle

    • Custom pigments for a discreet, natural look

    • Work with finesse, without overloading, to lay a foundation that will be reinforced in subsequent sessions.

    💡 This first session generally lasts between 2 and 4 hours, depending on the surface to be covered. The result is deliberately light to allow a gradual and harmonious evolution.

  • Each complete treatment generally comprises 2 to 3 sessions spaced 10 to 15 days apart:

    • Gradual increase in density

    • Color and shape adjustments if necessary

    • Uniform results

    The final result is built by superimposition: natural and without excess.

  • Over time, pigment intensity naturally fades, depending on your skin, sun exposure and lifestyle. To maintain a clean, harmonious and realistic result, a touch-up session is recommended between 2 and 3 years after the initial treatment.

    Session sequence:

    • Evaluation of existing results: together, we observe the evolution of density, shade and hairline.

    • Targeted adjustment of areas that have faded the most, while maintaining overall balance

    • Possibility of slightly redefining certain contours or standardizing the overall look

    • Application of a new coat of pigment, generally in a single session, to revive the look.

    This retouching is often quicker than the initial protocol sessions (around 1h30 to 2h), but follows the same quality and hygiene standards.

    It's not a question of "starting" the treatment all over again, but rather of subtly refreshing it to prolong its effects naturally over time.