Is Scalp Micropigmentation Right for You?



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Scalp Micropigmentation (SMP) is one of the most misunderstood tools in hair restoration. I sat down with SMP expert Matthew Lulo to break down who is truly a good candidate, why skin health matters so much, and when conditions like psoriasis, eczema, or dermatitis may be red flags if not properly evaluated.

We cover where SMP fits into the overall hair loss treatment landscape including Norwood 5–7 hair loss, post-transplant density enhancement, female thinning, and even beard and eyebrow SMP. We also discuss how skin type affects pigment retention, why darker skin tones often hold SMP longer, and why beard SMP typically requires more frequent touch-ups.

This is essential listening for patients considering SMP, transplant patients looking to enhance density, and providers who want to understand the medical and technical standards needed for safe, natural, long-lasting results.

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00:00 – Intro
00:32 – SMP Candidacy and Skin Health
01:10 – How People Discover SMP
02:00 – SMP’s Role in Hair Loss Treatment
06:37 – Challenges and Technique in SMP
10:45 – Skin Conditions and Contraindications
15:06 – SMP for Beards and Other Areas
17:45 – SMP for Women and Post-Transplant Use
19:42 – Touch-Ups and Maintenance
23:18 – Training and Certification for SMP Artists
29:01 – Impact of SMP on Confidence

The content of this channel is for entertainment and educational purposes only. This content is not meant to provide any medical advice or treat any medical conditions.

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