Are there any problems with Micropigmentation?

Usually, micropigmentation is tattooing and should be thought of as permanent. Micropigmentation tends to look better from further away than from close up as the distinct smoothness of the texture tends to indicate something is just not right when viewed close up.

Important Breakthrough in Hair Loss Research

Hair loss research study shows the benefits of a novel combination of two FDA Approved topical medications. This triple blind controlled hair loss prevention study highlights a remarkable new finding.

Local Application of Combination of Minoxidil and Finesteride

Alopecia or hairloss is a chronic skin disorder characterized by loss of some or all of the hair from the scalp and sometimes from the other parts of the body as well. It occurs in various patterns and affects both males and females. The most common type of baldness is male-pattern baldness, also called androgenetic alopecia. It is characterized by a defined pattern of hairloss from the top of the scalp and regression of the hairline. It affects a large proportion of the population. It might start as early as adolescence and increase with age. In the white population, males in their fifties have a 50% chance of exhibiting some degree of androgenetic alopecia as against an overall average of 66%.1