MightyJJ

Hello everyone, Here is a norwood 7 client that we gave full coverage to.

Hi Spanker, Here is a top-down shot, this was just after a 3rd session so it still appears a bit red and dotty, the treatment will settle over the following week.

Hi Spanker, Thanks, I will post the top shot soon.

This client had a fue transplant and was not happy with the density, so we gave him more density and even coverage.

Hi Trinder, Yes this was just after a 3rd session, the client wanted a dark and high density treatment, the pigments will soften and shrink over the next few weeks to appear more natural. A lot of clients start off on the cautious side, then end up wanting more density and darkness when they get used to the treatment after the first 2 sessions. Kind regards Jason

Arrie No worries, i understand it's a big step to take and you want to know you're doing the right thing. i had the same concerns before i had the treatment. Thanks Jason

Hi marky mark and Arrie, No i understand, it would make you think they have been photoshopped with the background, sorry that's just me and my ocd, i just didn't want all the pics to look messy, trust me i don't do anything to the pictures unless the client has a big spot or something on there head or face. The pictures never give a true representation of what the treatment actually looks like in real life and they go a bit of a weird orangey/red color when you upload them on to the forum. I will try and get some better pictures in the future. I've attached the original anyway so you can see. Cheers Jason

Hi moopookoo The price is not worked out per dot or cm2 it is quoted per scalp, depending on how much area needs coverage. Yes eventually if you stop getting it touched-up it will fade completely, the time it takes depends on each individual and how well you look after your scalp, like moisturizing and keeping it protected from the sun.

Hi Trinder I don't think there would be much of a difference in the technique we use to apply the pigment, the difference is in the pigment we use, by the looks of it Melina uses a semi permanent pigment that fades away after 2 years. We use a more permanent pigment, it will still soften over the years, but our treatment will last 3 to 6 years before needing a touch up, the reason for this is that we do not penetrate into the skin as deep as a regular tattoo and we don't use regular tattoo ink that is designed to last a lifetime. The pigment will not bleed as we only penetrate 2 layers deep, which holds the pigment in the collagen matrix of the dermis which will not allow the pigment to spread as opposed to a normal tattoo which is deeper and will blur and spread over the years. The pigment we use will only soften into a lighter colour of the original colour that was deposited into the scalp, which does not contain any other colours, so it will not turn blue or green. So even if your hair turns grey or white later on it will still blend with the pigment as you can stop getting it touched up and let it soften into a lighter colour, Hope this helps Thanks Jason

Hi Trinder We are based in south london, i will post some examples soon. Thanks

Here is another client showing full coverage.

Hi Shampoo This client had 3 sessions. 1st=3 hours 2nd=2 hours 30 minutes 3rd=2 hours Thanks

Another client with his hairline restored.

Here is a recent client, showing full coverage.

Ok no worries i will start a new topic, thanks