Real experience
Female and male density work, crowns, long hair, shaved effects, congenital triangular alopecia and scar camouflage. Every case starts from a different situation and requires adapting the design, intensity, treatment area and number of sessions.
These comparisons show why individual assessment is essential. Micropigmentation does not create hair: it changes the visual perception of the scalp and must blend with the existing hair, skin tone and each person's goal.
Real case 1
Diffuse density loss across the top area, with fine, light hair. The patient reported increased hair loss after pregnancy. The entire top area was treated to reduce scalp contrast and achieve a more even result.
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Real case 2
Progressive crown density loss. The patient had undergone mesotherapy and was using finasteride and minoxidil. Micropigmentation was planned as a visual complement to reduce the visible thinning. Oily skin and progressive build-up over three sessions.
Real case 3
Patient with androgenetic alopecia who reported increased hair loss during a period of stress and anxiety. She was undergoing mesotherapy with minoxidil. The hairline and temples, where loss was most evident, were visually reinforced.
Real case 4
Genetically influenced density loss mainly located in the crown. The area and its transitions were treated to avoid a dark patch and create an even appearance with the surrounding hair.
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Real case 5
Very visible density loss at the hairline and top area in the context of hormonal changes associated with menopause. The contrast and reflection of the visible scalp were optically reduced.
Real case 6
Advanced male alopecia with extensive loss in the frontal and top areas. The hairline was reconstructed to respect facial features and structure, and the shaved effect was blended with the remaining hair. Oily skin.
Real case 7
Young patient with reduced visual density in certain areas of the hairline. Treatment focused on the areas that concerned her without unnecessarily darkening the overall result. Two sessions were sufficient in this case.
Real case 8
Extensive crown loss surrounded by remaining hair. A shaved hairstyle was recommended to achieve visual consistency between the natural follicles and micropigmentation and to optically reconstruct the area.
Real case 9
Widespread, marked loss across the entire top area. The patient wanted to keep his hair, so extensive density work was performed between the existing hairs to reduce scalp exposure without using a shaved effect.
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Real case 10
Advanced frontal and top-area alopecia with hair retained on the sides and back. A hairline proportionate to age, facial features and facial structure was designed, maintaining natural recession and integrating the entire top area.
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Real case 11
Patient with fair skin, fine hair and low frontal and top density. He preferred a more defined result, so the intensity, pigment mix and hairline design were personalised to match his preference while maintaining overall coherence.
Real case 12
Young premenopausal patient with androgenetic alopecia and generalised density loss. Extensive treatment was carried out from the frontal area towards the back to create a more even visual background, especially useful when the hair parts, gets wet or moves in the wind.
Real case 13
Case located in the temporal region, with a triangular area of lower density that created strong contrast with the surrounding hair. Micropigmentation was used to create an optical background and visually integrate the area while respecting the existing hair. This type of treatment requires prior assessment to confirm that the pattern is suitable and stable.
Real case 14
Visible linear scar in the donor area with very short hair. Micropigmentation was used to reduce the scar's contrast and visually blend it with the surrounding hair pattern while maintaining a progressive, natural result.
Send me well-lit photos of the front, sides, top, crown and back. If you still have a good amount of hair, a short video parting it helps me assess the scalp and the actual density loss.
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