Why aren't more people talking about non-permenant SMP???

[talkingboutblahblah]

http://www.thebaldtruth.com/hair-los...opigmentation/



http://www.beautymedical.it/page_gallery_trico_er.asp

[Kiwi]

Originally Posted by talkingboutblahblah

http://www.thebaldtruth.com/hair-los...opigmentation/



http://www.beautymedical.it/page_gallery_trico_er.asp

I don't get it. Spex just had a treatment with these guys... but I'm pretty sure its permanent?

[chrisis]

It lasts 2 years.

What I don't understand is why it can't be permanent?

[Tiger norwood's]

Originally Posted by chrisis

It lasts 2 years.

What I don't understand is why it can't be permanent?

The hole positive aspect about this procedure is, that if the result turns out fading with in time, you are not stuck with a blue or black scalp, that needs laser removal afterwards.

[Jotronic]

Originally Posted by chrisis

It lasts 2 years.

What I don't understand is why it can't be permanent?

It can be but that was not Milena's intention when she designed this system. To make it permanent would be a simple act of making a deeper incision and designing an ink that does not fade.

[chrisis]

Originally Posted by Jotronic

It can be but that was not Milena's intention when she designed this system. To make it permanent would be a simple act of making a deeper incision and designing an ink that does not fade.

That sounds sensible. I'd go for that if need be!

[talkingboutblahblah]

Originally Posted by Jotronic

It can be but that was not Milena's intention when she designed this system. To make it permanent would be a simple act of making a deeper incision and designing an ink that does not fade.

Do you know what type of ink she is actually using?

[Delphi]

I have made my opinion clear many times in other threads that scalp tattooing is one of the stupidest ideas anyone can do. As someone who has several tattoos, many of which supposedly have true blacks that are not supposed to fade or turn bluish, I will tell you that this is complete horseshit! Every shade of black or gray will turn bluish green over time. I believe that people are being taken advantage of by these permanent scalp tattoo “artists” and I think it’s just a horrible way to deal with hair loss.

This on the other hand actually seems promising and it makes more sense if it acts the way it is being advertised. This work also looks much more refined then what I have seen from other places doing it. I’d like to see some pictures of what it looks like when it is faded.

[talkingboutblahblah]

Originally Posted by Delphi

I have made my opinion clear many times in other threads that scalp tattooing is one of the stupidest ideas anyone can do. As someone who has several tattoos, many of which supposedly have true blacks that are not supposed to fade or turn bluish, I will tell you that this is complete horseshit! Every shade of black or gray will turn bluish green over time. I believe that people are being taken advantage of by these permanent scalp tattoo “artists” and I think it’s just a horrible way to deal with hair loss.

This on the other hand actually seems promising and it makes more sense if it acts the way it is being advertised. This work also looks much more refined then what I have seen from other places doing it. I’d like to see some pictures of what it looks like when it is faded.

I agree completely. This is why I really want to know what supposedly natural ingredient she is using. From there we could make an educated decision on what will actually happen after it "fades".

[northeastguy]

Originally Posted by Jotronic

It can be but that was not Milena's intention when she designed this system. To make it permanent would be a simple act of making a deeper incision and designing an ink that does not fade.

I'm not entirely sure she designed this system. I'm getting the impression these guys may be responsible and perhaps trained her? please correct me if i'm wrong..... I certainly want credit to go where it is due.

http://www.tonibelfatto.it/en/6/what...entation-.html