At Vinci Hair Clinic we are seeing more patients who have had Micro Scalp Pigmentation (MSP) treatment elsewhere and are unhappy with the results. Poor quality is being carried out by inexperienced technicians where patients are being left with extremely low hairlines that becomes unflattering with age, or a solid design that creates a helmet effect.
In order to help patients like these, we have introduced Laser Scalp Micro Pigmentation Removal. This process allows the safe removal of unwanted pigments from the skin without causing scarring or damage to the hair follicles.
The Laser MSP removal process is the same as laser tattoo removal, however as MSP is generally placed at a more superficial level in the skin than a traditional tattoo, it tends to be easier to remove. In many cases, we can remove MSP in 2 to 3 sessions while tattoo removal takes as much as 8 sessions.
At Vinci Hair Clinic we are seeing more patients who have had Micro Scalp Pigmentation (MSP) treatment elsewhere and are unhappy with the results. Poor quality is being carried out by inexperienced technicians where patients are being left with extremely low hairlines that becomes unflattering with age, or a solid design that creates a helmet effect.
In order to help patients like these, we have introduced Laser Scalp Micro Pigmentation Removal. This process allows the safe removal of unwanted pigments from the skin without causing scarring or damage to the hair follicles.
The Laser MSP removal process is the same as laser tattoo removal, however as MSP is generally placed at a more superficial level in the skin than a traditional tattoo, it tends to be easier to remove. In many cases, we can remove MSP in 2 to 3 sessions while tattoo removal takes as little as 8 sessions.
We offer face to face consultations where we can discuss your individual requirements. We will need to assess the existing pigment to ensure you are a candidate for laser removal, and provide you tailored treatment programme.
A patch test is usually required before starting your course of Micro Scalp Pigmentation removal treatment.
We use a highly effective Q-Switched laser to remove unwanted MSP from the scalp. The laser directs short pulses of light energy to the area being treated. The pigment absorbs the light which breaks into small particles whilst the surrounding skin remains unaffected.
We generally start to see the pigment lighten considerably after two to three sessions.
Results
Following each Micro Scalp Pigmentation removal treatment, the small residual particles of ink are removed by the immune system’s natural processes. This causes the pigmentation to gradually fade away over the coming weeks.
Once you have completed your course of laser removal, you may then decide to complete your MSP treatment to achieve a natural and realistic result with us here at Vinci.
Tests and Consulting
We offer face to face consultations where we can discuss your individual requirements. We will need to assess the existing pigment to ensure you are a candidate for laser removal, and provide you tailored treatment programme.
A patch test is usually required before starting your course of laser removal treatment.
We use a highly effective Q-Switched laser to remove unwanted MSP from the scalp. The laser directs short pulses of light energy to the area being treated. The pigment absorbs the light which breaks into small particles whilst the surrounding skin remains unaffected.
We generally start to see the pigment lighten considerably after two to three sessions.
Results
Following each Micro Scalp Pigmentation removal treatment, the small residual particles of ink are removed by the immune system’s natural processes. This causes the pigmentation to gradually fade away over the coming weeks.
Once you have completed your course of laser removal, you may then decide to complete your MSP treatment to achieve a natural and realistic result with us here at Vinci.
You can explore some of our MSP results on our gallery page.
For more information on how MSP can be a solution for alopecia, visit the Alopecia.org.uk website