Hyperrealism SMP for Women

Absolutely! Our hyperrealism technique involves custom color matching specifically for your unique hair color, whether you're blonde, brunette, redhead, or have gray hair. We blend multiple pigment shades to create the perfect match that looks completely natural in any lighting. The results are virtually undetectable and complement your existing hair beautifully.

The initial session typically takes 2-4 hours depending on the treatment area and desired density. We work carefully and methodically to ensure precise, beautiful results. Most clients find the process comfortable and relaxing. A touch-up session 6-8 weeks later usually takes 1-2 hours to perfect the results.

Most women describe the sensation as minimal discomfort, similar to light scratching or tingling. We use topical numbing cream to ensure your comfort throughout the procedure. Pain tolerance varies, but the majority of our clients find it far less uncomfortable than they anticipated. Many even relax during the treatment!

There's minimal downtime! Your scalp may appear slightly red for 24-48 hours, similar to a mild sunburn. You can return to most normal activities immediately, though we recommend avoiding intense exercise, swimming, and excessive sweating for 4-5 days. The pigment will appear darker initially, then lighten to the perfect shade within 7-10 days.

Hyperrealism SMP typically lasts 3-5 years, depending on your skin type, lifestyle, and sun exposure. The pigment gradually fades naturally over time, never turning blue or looking artificial. Many clients choose to have a refresh treatment every few years to maintain optimal results. With proper care and sun protection, your results can remain beautiful for years.

Yes! Once healed (after about 10 days), you can color, cut, and style your hair as usual. The SMP pigment sits in the upper dermis layer and won't be affected by hair dye or styling products. You can continue with your regular hair care routine, including washing, blow-drying, and using styling tools. We recommend informing your colorist about your SMP so they can work around treated areas if needed.