Slimzy

Thank you!

Just to let you guys know, I decided to go for tricopigmentaion (temporary smp) at beauty medical. My appointment is on the 20th may (a week from now) and 2nd sessuon on 21st. I plan to take photos before and after to document my experience. I'm praying it doesn't look fake I'm excited and half sh****g my pants at the same time! You can check pics of my current situation in my profile. I plan to shave it down more but with electric clippers. I want to fill in the temples a bit... Let's see how it goes. Will keep you posted.

Great... I have my appointment in 3 weeks at beauty medical... The pigment is encapsulated in silicon..

how do you say such a bold statement when the quality of the pictures makes it very difficult to see the quality of the actual work? strange..

Very nice!

The example you have given is an exception... It's simple mate. Permanent is designed go stay pretty much for life (although there may be exceptions were it doesnt) then there is temporary where it's designedto totally dissapear with 2 years (again.. although there may be exceptions). Anythint behaving or doing other than intended... is a malfunction. (Not what intended). Not sure why you're trying to mix them up. If you like the idea of one over the other great. They both have their advantages and disadvantages..

Permanent would fade in the sense that the dots no longer look sharp. But the colour remains. Touch ups are to keep having the dots looks more detailed/fine. Any ink injected into the skin will inevitably diffuse over time ie lose its sharpness.. because of the characteristics of how skin ages vs the ink properties itself. Can you please tell me where you get the idea that permanent smp totally disappears? I think you may have the wrong idea.

Can you please show an example of a permanent smp to have dissapeared? I would think it's a bit silly to be called permanent if it doesn't. I would go for temporary myself. . As I wouldn't want to have the same hairline for the rest of my life. So would be able to change it as time goes by..

The pemanent is permanent in the sense that... it will never dissapear. Temporary. It totally dissapears..

ok thanks for your reply. I would love to see photo examples though.. So if anyone has... feel free to post them

Thanks for the reply. I said tricopigmentation as I thought this was the temporary version. Anyhow, this is what I meant. I do know the differences between both temporary and permanent already and all of what you have said, but my original questions still stands (in regards to temporary tricopigmentatio) Im not that interested in what happens to the permanent as I have some idea already.... Thanks, Slim

Hello all. I have a question for the tricopigmentation technicians. I have an idea of what the trico dots look like from the first few applications, but could you explain or describe the appearance of continued trico after say 4 or 5 years. If I hazard a guess.. I would imagine the whole head would look less 'dot defined' and more of just a merge of grey dots resulting in just a grey shadow effect rather than dots simulating real hair follicles. Am I right And input from either professionals or those who have had trico for more than 4 years would be greatly appreciated.

very impressive work. Do you have any 'work in progress pics?? Also, how long is this after the first sessions? how many sessions did this take? over what time period. Im about to get it done by melina lardi,, but recently ive seen some examples that make me worry somewhat

Hello SMPprine. I have hair still and I shave my head fully down. It doesn't look anything like that.

hmmm... to me its not very impressive judging by the picture. Looks completely unnatural.. Sorry, just my opinion. Perhaps the redness is making it look worse, but I do think you need some more done. Maybe it looks different in real