SMP

A natural cover for thinning areas where the scalp shows

SMP at Dr. Hong Plastic Surgery uses naturally derived medical pigments to soften the look of a scalp visible through thinning hair.

It is often chosen when surgery or non-surgical treatment is unlikely to help, or when it is just a little visible scalp that bothers you.

We work carefully on areas that are hard to transplant, or where density is lacking, so the finish looks as though the hair had been there all along.

You can go about your day from the moment the session ends, with a clean, groomed appearance.

At Dr. Hong Plastic Surgery, a plastic surgery specialist carries out the whole treatment himself, from start to finish, for a natural result.

Before treatment
Before treatment
Hair has become fine and sparse, and the scalp shows through
  • The hair is fine and the density is low
  • The scalp shows through, adding years to your appearance
  • Styling is difficult
After treatment
After treatment
Work tailored to each person, for natural-looking cover
  • Hair that looks denser to the eye
  • An even scalp tone, for a more natural look
  • Styling you can feel confident about
The work is done on the scalp, not on the hairSMP does not put pigment into the hair itself. Fine pigment is placed in the epidermal layer of the scalp so that hair appears to be there.
A design made for youA natural resultLess visible scalpA quick return to daily life

Who SMP suits

Type 01When hair is sparse and the scalp is starting to show
Type 02When you want a shaved-head look to appear natural
Type 03When a hair transplant has left an area short on density
Type 04When you need to be back to normal quickly

SMP before-and-after photographs

SMP before-and-after photographs
Before treatment
SMP before-and-after photographs
After treatment

※ The photographs were taken under the same conditions, and results vary from person to person.

LIMITS

What to know first

We tell you what it can and cannot do, up front

  • It does not make hair grow. Its purpose is different from a transplant.
  • The pigment fades over time and may need a touch-up.
  • What can be achieved depends on the condition of your scalp and the color of your existing hair.