SMP seen in action here, alongside a FUE hair transplant, at Farjo Hair Institute.
Having seen impressive before and after results photos, it seems that some men who would typically enquire/Book in for a hair transplant are now also exploring SMP.
“we’ve absolutely seen an uptick in both enquiries and bookings for smp - we’ve seen an increase of around 30% year on year here at farjo hair institute.”
“it is a fantastic technique that offers an alternative styling option for both men and women who are not interested in hair transplant surgery or importantly aren’t good candidates for hair transplants in terms of their expectations. We’re also using it in conjunction with hair transplants to improve the appearance of density too - it’s a very complementary adjunct to surgery”
This patient came to Farjo following STRIP FUT procedures done elsewhere. The scars from the surgery were visible when the hair is shaved and the patient was conscious of them. At the end of the FUE procedure at Farjo, they used scalp micropigmentation to disguise the scars.
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Many thanks to the author of this blog Dr Bessam Farjo who is the founding director of the renowned Farjo Hair Institute in Manchester and London.
Dr Farjo has been delivering top-quality hair restoration for hundreds of patients.
He is considered one of the UK's leading hair loss experts and hair transplant surgeons.
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