INKWOOD

Inkwood offers scalp micropigmentation, a non-surgical cosmetic tattoo for the scalp. The process uses disposable, single-use micro-needles to place tiny dots of pigment that are meant to resemble small hair follicles, so hair appears fuller and denser. The studio says the treatment is open to people of any gender who are experiencing hair loss.

Every treatment is tailored to the individual. Services include a closely cropped shaved look, added density for areas of thinning hair, and solutions for total scalp hair loss, known as alopecia totalis, or full baldness. The salon also refines the results of a hair transplant and conceals scars. Pricing varies with the size of a scar or the extent of hair loss.

According to the website, the treatment involves little to no downtime, and touch-ups are generally needed on average every three to five years. The business describes the treatment as an affordable alternative to a hair transplant.

Payment plans are offered through Cherry, a third-party buy now, pay later service. The site states these plans have no hard credit checks and no hidden fees, approvals go up to $30,000, some options carry 0% APR subject to eligibility, and interest-bearing plans have APRs as low as 5.99% according to the payment plan page.

The studio is located at 101 Mill Street, Suite 210, in Creekside Plaza. The plaza has a free underground garage and street parking, and local shops and restaurants are nearby.

The business presents scalp micropigmentation as a non-surgical option for hair loss, with each procedure tailored to the individual client.