Scalp Pigmentation Safety Concerns

				Free Ads
				Shop

home > hair loss clinic > tattoo & scalp pigmentation treatment > HIS scalp pigmentation clinic > frequently asked questions faq > head tattoo biochemistry and safety

Scalp Pigmentation FAQ frequently asked questions about scalp and head tattoo hair loss treatment provided by HIS Hair Clinic.

Frequently asked questions about
Scalp Pigmentation Biochemistry, Technical & Safety Concerns

Explain a quick technical overview of what the MHT process entails?

Explain what happens when the pigmentation needle machine pierces the scalp?

What is the size of the needle which pierces the scalp and what is the pain level realistically?

Explain in detail how the pigment is injected?

Why is the pigmentation placed in the middle dermal layer?

Does bleeding of the micro-incisions affect the placement of MHT?

How does the incision begin to heal?

Why do the pigment dots appear so large during the first 4 to 10 days?

How big will the MHT pigment globules trapped in the collagen appear to be when the scalp fully heals?

What conditions affect the size of the pigmentation dots ?

What conditions affect the long term fading of any micro-pigmentation treatment?

What is the exact molecular structure of the MHT pigment?

Why is the exact molecular structure of the pigment so important?

Describe the difference between scar tissue and regular skin with regards to MHT pigmentation?

What is technically important about hats in relation to MHT?

What is technically important about MHT pigmentation and certain magnetic medical imaging scanning devices?

What is technically important about MHT and most over the counter skin lotions?

What is technically important about Proactive products and many other facial washes used to treat acne?

Click here for answers to the above questions
Scalp Pigmentation Biochemistry, Technical and Safety Issues

*HIS Hair Clinic is a paid sponsor of HairSite, the above is an advertisement for HIS Hair clinic. Readers are advised to do their own research and investigation and consult a doctor before proceeding with the procedure as not every person is a good candidate for the treatment. Hairsite does not endorse or offer any guarantee for the treatment.