Scalp 3D

Scalp 3D is run by owner Antonio Magallon, a certified scalp micropigmentation practitioner, from its studio at 4121 S Meridian in Puyallup. The business describes the technique as one of the fastest growing answers to hair loss in America, and presents its procedures as personalized to each client.

A visit starts with a free consultation, held in person or by phone using photos of the hair loss. The hairline is planned with the client in advance, marked with a wax pencil. A patch test on a small area of scalp can be done at that consultation. The site requires at least 24 hours between the consultation and the treatment, and clients should expect to wait one to two weeks for a first appointment. Scheduling is flexible, with late openings and weekend times available.

Treatment is built over three sessions. The first lays the foundation and sets the hairline, the second adds density and blends the work with existing hair, and the third makes final adjustments. Touch-ups are recommended every two to three years after the third session to keep the color sharp, and lower-cost top-up treatments can keep the result full as hair loss continues. The business says discomfort is rated 1 to 3 on its pain scale and ends when the procedure does. Pigment fades slightly over the first four weeks, and scabs at the dot sites fall away in the days after treatment.

Each hairline is designed with the client before any pigment is placed, and the work follows the infection control standards of the Health Protection Unit.