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How Much Will Your Hair Loss Solution Really Cost You?

Cost is a major consideration for many when it comes to choosing their hair loss solution. We compare the cost of ownership over a 5 year stretch for the principal options. There are a huge range of options...

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How does scalp micropigmentation work?

So you’ve stumbled upon scalp micropigmentation via an online forum, blog or video and you’re wondering what its all about? This is a fully comprehesive guide to SMP including what it is, how the...

Laurie Downing

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HIS Hair Clinic vs Vinci Hair Clinic – Ken Fryer tried both

I literally just finished my personal rant at hair loss site BaldingBlog.com earlier today, when I remembered a story I first saw in the HIS Hair forum about a guy called Ken Fryer. Its a good story and worth...

Laurie Downing

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Scalp MicroPigmentation – What You Should Expect

With the rapid proliferation of Scalp MicroPigmentation (SMP) clinics all over the world it has become increasingly difficult to spot the rogue providers. The more recent wave of training schemes delivered by...

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Is Scalp MicroPigmentation The Same For Everyone?

In a perfect world Scalp MicroPigmentation (SMP) would be a far simpler process. One where answers were clear and where the results were predictable. We take a closer look at some of the challenges in...

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Welcome to SMP Debate

SMP Debate is here to guide you through the world of scalp micropigmentation by providing a clear and informative picture of what is possible, a range of helpful guidelines to assist you along the way and by helping you to choose the right provider for your treatment, as per your own unique requirements.

Although SMP is undoubtedly the most exciting development from the hair loss industry for many years, there is a lot of false and misleading information circulating around. Some providers are already proving themselves to be far better than others, however even the best organisations and most experienced technicians can (and do) make mistakes.