Scalp Micropigmentation
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Vinci hair clinic
Dublin, Ireland

Offering a wide range of hair restoration solutions, including transplants for scalp and eyebrows along with Scalp Micropigmentation, Vinci are world leaders in the industry. A consultation at Vinci Hair Clinic in Dublin is free of charge and treatments are recommended after evaluations for future hair loss using a Digital Proscope.

Alongside their transplants and Scalp Micropigmentation, this innovative and modern Dublin Hair Clinic can also provide laser therapy, platelet-rich plasma treatments and dietary supplements for your hair loss disorder.

To begin your hair restoration journey, you can reach out to Vinci in Dublin via their comprehensive website. Alternatively, hop along to their clinic on Pembroke Street where you’ll find a wealth of friendship and welcome.

T: (+353) 1 6869421
E: info@vincihairclinic.com
| W: www.vincihairclinic.com

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Skalp Clinic
Malahide, Dublin

Located in Malahide, Skalp Clinic is just a short hop north of Dublin City Centre. Conveniently placed for nearby train stations and Dublin Airport, your Scalp Micropigmentation treatment comes with a guarantee of first-class results.

Skalp is one of the leading experts in the industry and their Dublin clinic is one of several, stretching across to the UK, Europe and the United States. Consultations are free of charge and without obligation and finance packages for your treatment is also available on request.

To find Skalp Clinic in Dublin couldn’t be easier. Located on St James’s Terrace, public transport is plentiful and opening hours are from 10 am through to 6 pm daily. To book an appointment you can find all contact information on their website.

T: 01 845 5095
E: dublin@skalp.com
| W: www.skalp.com

Arwii scalp
kilkenny, Ireland

Being the only one of it’s kind in Kilkenny, Arwii Scalp provides Scalp Micropigmentation treatments for a full range of hair loss disorders for both men and women alike. Aside from treatments, you can also train in SMP at Arwii Scalp & all workshops are held over a four day period.

Beginning in the hair restoration industry in 2017, founder and technician Agnieszka Tarasiuk has fully qualified in both SMP and PMU techniques and has trained with some of the recognized world leaders in the industry.

Arwii Scalp Clinic is on Rose Inn Street in Kilkenny and it’s advisable to pre-book your free consultation in advance. Contact can be made via the Clinic’s website and initial examinations and evaluations are free of charge and without obligation.

T: +353 892479453
E: Arwiiscalp@gmail.com | W: www.arwiiscalp.ie

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His & Hers Micropigmentation Clinic
Dublin, Ireland

Located in the fabulous city of Dublin, Scalp Micropigmentation and Permanent Makeup artist Malwina Wojewoda is the heart and soul behind this clinic, His and Hers. Beginning her journey in 2008 in PMU, she took her art to the next level and trained in SMP in 2015.

Malwina offers a wide range of treatments and specializes in permanent makeup corrections, lips, eyebrows, and in particular, Scalp Micropigmentation. She is also a qualified trainer in each of the given art forms and holds regular workshops at her Malahide clinic.

His and Hers clinic can be found at 12 St James’s Terrace in Malahide & transport links are plentiful as are international airport links for out of town patients. To book a consultation to discuss your requirements, simply hop along to their website where you’ll find all contact information.

T: +353 86 730 8394
E: info@scalp.ie | W: www.scalp.ie

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Vinci hair clinic
Cork, Ireland

Offering a range of treatments and advice on hair restoration services, including FUT & FUE transplants along with Scalp Micropigmentation, the Vinci Hair Clinic in Cork are leaders in the hair loss industry. Each initial consultation is free of charge and will include a hair loss evaluation and treatment recommendations.

Analysis for future hair loss is an innovative procedure where a Digital Proscope, along with genetic history can make accurate predictions which work towards a greater guarantee of treatment success.

To find the Vinci Clinic in Cork, you’ll need to make your way to Monahan Road where you’ll locate them in Phoenix House. It’s an ideal location for anyone in Southern Ireland and for out oftown visitors, Cork International Airport is just a short, ten-minute cab ride away.

T: (+353) 021 236 3135
E: info@vincihairclinic.com
| W: www.vincihairclinic.com

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Introducing Ireland's newest scalp micropigmentation clinic

Scalp micropigmentation is one of the most innovative and effective solutions available today for hair loss with no surgery, cover-ups or drugs. Many people today are concerned about projecting the right image, whether its about having an attractive body weight or just looking radiant and healthy.

For men losing their hair this has always been a little more difficult, as a person’s hair has a strong influence on the creation of their projected first impression, confidence and overall image. When the hair starts to fall out, the image deteriorates and people end up with an older looking appearance. Many men grow their remaining own hair and comb it a certain way to try and hide the balding areas or they shave the sides and back of head to reduce the contrast between the remaining hair and the bald areas. Hair loss is something that the majority of men and some women can suffer from at some time in their lives and this situation understandably can lead to a lot of stress and depression. Many men and women as well can suffer from a thinning hair disorder called alopecia.

With new techniques and innovation there is no longer any need to look bald, or have thinning hair or alopecia patches. Looking and feeling great is made easier using scalp micropigmentation.

The Irish connection

This treatment is now available at the Natural Health Centre in Buncrana in Co Donegal, Ireland.

Kim McMenamin originally hails from the alternative health industry. As a qualified acupuncturist and health researcher, he has written hundreds of articles based on a varied range of disorders and diseases for newspapers in Ireland.

It was research into hair loss in particular that lead me to discover solutions for male pattern baldness. Although acupuncture works well on disorders like alopecia, it cannot treat natural, gene-related loss of hair. I soon discovered that one of the best solutions out there that did not involve surgery was scalp micropigmentation.

From his clinic in Ireland, Kim’s company actually offers tricopigmentation, a form of scalp micropigmentation that offers a more flexible effective duration. I asked Kim for the reason behind the decision to offer tricopigmentation in favour of traditional scalp micropigmentation.

I realised that there were already a few companies out there offering this type of treatment. My initial concerns about scalp micropigmentation currently on offer was the fact that pigmentation can fade to blue, and dots can migrate (become bigger or join together). It was not long before I discovered a company that used specialist pigments and techniques that guaranteed against this anomaly. After many months of research I finally found a company that has developed techniques that are quite simply unique. The scalp micropigmentation I offer is designed to fade over 2 years this avoids ageing and blueing effect but with regular top up treatments it can last forever.

What is tricopigmentation?

Tricopigmentation is sometimes referred to as scalp micropigmentation, although in reality they are two different procedures. Both involve the implantation of thousands of tiny micro-dots by way of a specialist type of tattoo needle, but unlike tattoos, these dots do not go as deep therefore avoiding the blueing effect of aged tattoo’s. These dots are created using specifically formulated pigments and are skilfully implanted into the scalp in a very detailed patterned sequence. The dots mimic a shaved stubble effect on the scalp and completely cover the balding area.

The penetration depth during tricopigmentation is even more shallow than scalp micropigmentation, and the pigments are slightly different. The result is two very different remedies for hair loss.

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Even though most balding men today try to cover up their hair loss by shaving the hair at the sides and back of the head to minimise the contrast between the remaining hair and the bald area, you can still see that they are bald, especially when the remaining hair grows back. With micropigmentation it looks like a full head of hair all the time.

Kim trained in the UK with tricopigmentation specialist Pigmentalia, under world renowned expert Debbie Clifford. Debbie herself trained in Milan Italy with Milena Lardi and the Beauty Medical company. Beauty Medical developed the tricopigmentation technique and the specialist machines and pigments for this form of scalp micropigmentation. Kim trained with the intention of bringing the solution home to Ireland, as the service was not available there previously.

The tricopigmentation advantage

I can vouch for the effectiveness of tricopigmentation as an alternative to scalp micropigmentation. Rather than a one-time application followed by top-ups every 5-6 years, tricopigmentation is an ongoing treatment that requires top-ups every 6-18 months. Many people refer to tricopigmentation as ‘temporary’ scalp micropigmentation, which it becomes if you neglect to have the recommended touch ups that are a necessary part of this treatment, and the more flexible effective duration is regarded a massive advantage by many, as it removes the requirement to make an absolute commitment to the procedure for the rest of their life.

Quite simply this means that the client can enjoy the benefits of scalp micropigmentation, together with the security of knowing that should they change their mind about the style they chose, or even regret their decision entirely, it’s a shorter term situation that will remedy itself without the requirement for a removal. If a person wanted to revert back to the way they were before, the pigmentation on the scalp will be completely gone after 18-36 months anyway.

The jury is still out on which is ‘the best’, although I would suspect the answer in reality differs from person to person, depending on their own personal requirements.