Scalp Micropigmentation (SMP) is a non-surgical treatment that uses specialized pigment to replicate the appearance of natural hair follicles. It creates the look of a fuller head of hair or a defined hairline without surgery, daily maintenance, or ongoing costs.

Yes. When done right, SMP looks completely natural. The key is in the details - pigment shade, dot size, placement, and blending. Huber specializes in creating results that look like real hair, not ink on your scalp.

Most clients describe the sensation as mild discomfort, not pain. It feels similar to light scratching. We work at a pace that keeps you comfortable throughout the process.

SMP is a long-term solution. Results typically last 4-6 years before a touch-up may be needed. The pigment fades gradually and naturally over-time, never turning blue or green like old tatoos.

Most clients complete their treatment in 2-3 sessions, spaced about a week apart. Each session lasts 2-4 hours depending on the area being treated.

Minimal. You can return to work and normal activities the next day. We recommend avoiding heavy sweating, sun exposure, and swimming for about a week after each session.

Yes. SMP is highly effective at camouflaging scars from strip hair transplants (FUT) or other scalp procedures. Huber has extensive experience working with scar tissue.

Absolutely. SMP works on all skin tones. Huber custom-blends pigment to match your natural hair color and skin tone for seamless results.

SMP is ideal for a shaved head look. It creates the appearance of short buzzed style, adding definition and density.

Pricing depends on the extent of treatment needed. Most clients invest between $1,500 - $4,000. We also offer flexible payment plans to make it more accessible.

That's why we start with a detailed consultation and work in stages. You'll see progress after each session and have input along the way. Our goal is natural results you're confident in.

Yes. SMP works whether you keep your hair shaved or let it grow. It blends naturally with your existing hair.

No. While the technique is similar, SMP uses specialized equipment, pigments, and methods designed specifically for the scalp. The results are move natural and the pigmaent is applied at a shallower depth than traditional tattoos.

The best way to find out is with a free consultation. Huber will assess your hair loss, discuss your goals, and walk you through exactly what to expect.