Scalp micropigmentation

Medical micropigmentation, as a branch of aesthetic cosmetology, was created to restore confidence and bring joy to individuals who have lost it for various reasons.

At the Art Pmu Academy, we’ve developed a training panel focusing on medical pigmentation out of a passion for helping and restoring smiles.

One of the areas within this panel is scalp micropigmentation.

The causes of alopecia, or hair loss, can vary significantly and often can’t be halted. The most common types are androgenic alopecia or alopecia areata.

So far, no medication has been developed that could completely stop hair loss. Scalp micropigmentation (trichopigmentation) was created to create an optical illusion of hair in areas where it’s missing. There are various methods of pigmentation for this specific area. The key element is the appropriate selection of pigment. Instead of water, these pigments often contain solvents like glycerin or castor oil because they bond well with the fatty cells of the scalp.

Our proprietary teaching method allows for maximum knowledge absorption during intensive training, where 90% of the sessions are practical.

The scalp pigmentation technique developed by Paula Eliasz enables a completely safe procedure, providing full control over the results over the passing years.