Scalp Micropigmentation

Scalp micropigmentation is a cosmetic technique that uses small pigment impressions on the scalp to create the visual appearance of closely shaved hair or increased density. It does not grow hair or change the underlying cause of hair loss. The treatment may be planned around areas such as the hairline, crown, or broader scalp, depending on the desired appearance, but the clinic’s specific approach, pigment choices, number of sessions, and equipment are…

DHI London lists Scalp Micropigmentation at its London clinic. No clinic-specific preparation instructions, aftercare guidance, contraindications, duration, pricing, or included items are available in the listing. Before booking, ask about the consultation process, expected number of appointments, maintenance, colour matching, and how the result may look as it settles. Share relevant information about scalp sensitivity, skin conditions, allergies,…

Suitability depends on your goals, scalp condition, and the practitioner’s assessment. Pigment-based procedures can involve temporary redness or sensitivity, and results may change over time; the clinic should explain its own recovery guidance and potential risks. This service is an appearance-focused option, not a diagnosis or treatment for a medical cause of hair loss.