I want my scalp to be less visible
The efecto densidad is performed between existing hairs to visually reduce contrast without creating new follicles.
View density-effect micropigmentation →CapilArt BCN Guide
Which treatment may suit your case, how to choose a professional and what to consider before deciding.
Quick answer
There is no single “best” treatment for every case. The choice depends on whether you are looking for density between existing hairs, a efecto rapado, reinforce the coronilla, camouflage a cicatriz or visually complement the result of a hair transplant. Before deciding, it is advisable to review cases comparable to yours, assess the design individually and understand what the technique can achieve and what its limitations are.
CapilArt BCN specialises in scalp micropigmentation for men and women in Barcelona and the surrounding area. Treatments are personally carried out by Edgar, founder of CapilArt BCN.
According to your goal
The efecto densidad is performed between existing hairs to visually reduce contrast without creating new follicles.
View density-effect micropigmentation →The efecto rapado visually recreates the appearance of hair follicles and requires a hairline design integrated with the facial features.
View shaved effect →In suitable cases, treatment can be carried out between existing hairs to reduce scalp visibility and improve the appearance of density.
View scalp micropigmentation for women →The crown should be assessed together with the top area to respect the whorl, transitions and density of the surrounding hair.
View density treatment →Micropigmentation can reduce their visual contrast in selected cases. Scar tissue may retain pigment differently.
View scars and donor area →Once the area has fully healed, micropigmentation can act as a visual complement if contrast or lack of density remains.
View post-transplant micropigmentation →Before choosing
It is not enough to see one good isolated result. If you are looking for density with long hair, crown treatment, scar camouflage or a shaved effect, review examples of the same type of work.
Skin tone, hair colour and quantity, hair-loss pattern, scalp condition and visual goal all affect how treatment should be planned.
Micropigmentation is a visual aesthetic technique. It does not make hair grow, stop alopecia or remove a scar. Its aim is to reduce contrast and visually recreate the appearance of hair follicles.
Skin does not retain pigment in the same way in every person or every area. That is why the result is built progressively and adjusted according to how it evolves.
A natural result depends on adapting size, tone, distribution and intensity to the existing hair. More pigment does not necessarily mean a better result.
Pre-treatment information, aftercare and reviewing the healing process are part of the treatment, especially in skin types or areas with irregular retention.
Questions people often ask before deciding
The price mainly depends on the size of the area, type of work and number of sessions needed. A reliable quote requires assessing the case first. You can see how it is calculated on the pricing and assessment page.
Treatment is built over several sessions. The exact number depends on the size of the area, skin type, pigment retention and each person's goal.
Intensity gradually decreases over time. Skin, sun exposure, habits and individual response influence how it evolves and when maintenance may be appropriate.
Yes. Many cases can initially be assessed using clear photographs and, when there is a good amount of hair, a video parting it to show the scalp.
You can send photographs and, if you still have a good amount of hair, a video parting it. The initial assessment makes it possible to define the type and extent of treatment before preparing a quote.
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