Scalp Micropigmentation Corrective Treatment With Hair Transplant

    Inderjit Kaur
    TLDR A hair transplant corrected an unnatural hairline from scalp micropigmentation, giving a natural look.
    A 31-year-old Malaysian-Chinese man with androgenic alopecia, Norwood stage 4, initially sought Scalp Micropigmentation (SMP) treatment at a tattoo parlour, resulting in an unnatural-looking hairline. To correct this, he underwent a Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) procedure, where 2,000 hair grafts were transplanted to create a new hairline. The grafts were distributed with 30 follicular units per cm² in the frontotemporal recess areas and 40 follicular units per cm² in the frontal and mid-scalp regions, providing a more natural appearance and addressing his hair loss effectively.
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