SCALP MICROPIGMENTATION • BOURNEMOUTH

Scalp Micropigmentation for Thinning Hair

Less visible scalp. The impression of fuller hair.

When hair becomes less dense, the contrast between your hair and scalp can make thinning more noticeable.

A density treatment uses scalp micropigmentation among existing hair to help reduce that contrast. The aim is a fuller-looking appearance, rather than new hair growth.

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Before and after scalp micropigmentation for a woman with thinning hair at the crown, showing a denser look

Example of a scalp micropigmentation result. Results vary from person to person.

An approach for men and women

Thinning can appear in different ways: a wider parting, more visible scalp at the crown or reduced density across a broader area.

The right approach depends on where the thinning occurs, how much hair remains and the condition of your scalp. A consultation helps establish whether SMP is an appropriate option.

Before and after scalp micropigmentation on a man's thinning grey hair, adding density across the crown

Work with the hair you have

A density treatment is designed to complement existing hair.

It does not thicken individual strands or add physical volume. Instead, it changes the appearance of the scalp underneath, helping it look less prominent through the hair.

The amount and distribution of your remaining hair will affect what can be achieved.

Before and after scalp micropigmentation for a woman with a widening hair parting, showing a denser look

What we'll discuss

The areas that concern you.

Your existing hair coverage and usual hairstyle.

Whether your hair loss is changing.

The appearance you hope to achieve.

Treatment suitability, cost and aftercare.

A note on hair loss

If you have unexplained or changing hair loss, seek medical advice about the cause rather than treating SMP as a substitute for assessment.

See examples of our work

Browse more before and after photos in our gallery. Every result is different, so your consultation is the place to discuss what may be possible for you.