Charlotte, SC -- (SBWire) -- 12/24/2014 --In a world where physical attractiveness is everything that many invest their resources to keep up with the standards, it is not surprising that many people – men in particular – become overly conscious with their tresses once hair loss strikes and begin sweeping every esteem and confidence in their head; that 60% of all bald men have admitted some point in their life their baldness became the subject of ridicule.
Though male pattern baldness or hair loss is a common situation for most men and that it can be genetically inherited and naturally occurs when men aged; other factors that cause hair loss in a person can be due to stress, disease (Alopecia areata), a diet problem, and medication. And as the hair's thinning becomes apparent, men are starting to go panic in search of a lasting solution to their balding head without stashing out their budget.
Treatments for hair loss become excessively in demand in the market which includes medicines such as Rogaine and Propecia that help in reducing the rate of balding. Non-surgical treatments such as hair restoration and laser technology were also known to be a solution to male pattern baldness. Yet, certain rules should be followed in order this treatment to take place and be a success. The general rule that has to be followed is to have a proper healthy diet that consists of nutrients to thicken out hair that was left and boost the growth of hair. But many can't afford the costly procedure.
A solution that the balding public now is eyeing is the scalp micropigmentation (SMP). This is a modern hair restoration treatment that can be compared to a cosmetic tattooing but differs in the kinds of needles used in the process and the standard pigment used to create an illusion of hair follicles growing in the scalp. SMP is also a good solution in camouflaging scalp scars and thinning of the hair.
Furthermore, the scalp micropigmentation is an ideal solution for many who are not advisable to have a hair transplant. The method is less invasive, inexpensive and proven to have lasting and guaranteed results. Celebrities who are known to have male pattern baldness such as Bruce Willis, Vin Diesel, Pitbull and Jason Statham have reported to have undergone the same technique.
Aside from scalp micropigmentation, another technique that is said to have produced a very promising result is the hair transplant. Hair transplant is a surgical technique that moves permanent hair from the other part of the body and is then placed on the balding area. Though it shows a satisfactory result, the technique includes painful processes.
Comparing both techniques - the SMP and hair transplant - many researchers have observed the convenience of SMP as a technique for restoring hair as it involves less pain and is far more satisfying in terms of finance and health. Scalp micropigmentation can be done regardless of time and age. The permanence of SMP makes it more appealing than hair transplant since the latter technique needs intensive care to make the hair survive which at sometimes tends to fall.
To wrap things up, considering the permanence of the technique that will be used to restore hair is important in determining the precise lasting solution for balding issues of men. It's never wrong to ask hair experts on what is the best procedure in treating male pattern baldness, since everyone has the right to proper grooming.
About SMPGuru.com
SMPGuru.com is a library of information for those interested in the SMP process. Additionally, people may ask Damien, the owner of SMPGuru.com questions directly. If the question relates to a topic he has covered in this website, here then please ask question at the bottom of a certain post. If the question is more general, please ask on the contact page. He also provides a quotation service, although please be aware that all quotations are for treatments at HIS Hair Clinic.
