Prestige Scalp Micropigmentation

Prestige Scalp Micropigmentation is based in Lansdale and is open every day of the week, from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm. New clients can book a free consultation, and people who are not yet sure can send a photo of their scalp through the contact form for an estimate, with a reply promised within 24 hours.

During a visit, the scalp is first cleaned of dead skin, and the hairline is designed around the client's hair type, density and color. Pigment is then placed into the scalp with fine needles to imitate hair follicles. Afterward, clients are asked to keep the scalp out of the sun and wear a hat outdoors while it heals. The business says touch-ups are typically needed every four to six years and that the pigment can last up to ten years for some clients.

Services include covering up balding, using a very short buzzed style to mask baldness or a receding hairline, and building up density for women with overall thinning or thinning at the hairline. Scar micropigmentation is offered to camouflage scars, and softening the look of hair transplant scars is also part of the work. According to the salon, the scalp treatment can also lessen how visible burns or blemishes on the scalp are. The salon describes scalp micropigmentation as a permanent solution to hair loss and says it is less intrusive and lower in cost than hair transplants. It states that it has over ten years of experience in scalp micropigmentation and hair restoration.

According to the business's FAQ, most clinics charge between $1250 and $3000 for the full treatment, and the final price depends on the clinic, the area treated and the number of sessions. Financing is available with monthly payments as low as $125, and payment plans through Cherry are offered, with 0% APR options subject to eligibility and no credit impact to apply.

Scalp micropigmentation is a non-surgical procedure in which pigment is placed into the scalp with fine needles to imitate hair follicles. The hairline is planned around each client's hair type, density and color before treatment begins.