Treatment options in detail
The scalp programme includes hairline and men’s scalp micropigmentation, hair-loss diagnosis, and hair-related treatment, alongside HIFU and skin injectables. Hair-loss assessment and cosmetic camouflage have different goals. Ask how pigment placement will appear with your current hair length, whether further hair loss changes the design, and what correction or maintenance would involve.
Treatment approach and consultation
Micropigmentation creates the visual impression of density; it does not create new hair follicles. Discuss hair-loss diagnosis, pigment shade, hairline design, maintenance, and how the appearance may change if hair loss progresses. Ask whether medical hair-loss treatment should be considered before or alongside a cosmetic scalp procedure.
Doctors and clinical backgrounds
The clinical team includes Dr. Hyung Geon Kim — board-certified internal medicine specialist. The linked doctor profile gives the professional training and clinical background. Confirm that the planned procedure and postoperative reviews will be handled by the agreed clinician. Dr. Hyung Geon Kim: Seoul National University College of Medicine — M.D., Master's Degree, Internal Medicine | Research: Chronic viral hepatitis; Ph.D., Preventive Medicine | Research: Analysis of hepatocellular carcinoma treatment.
Choosing scalp micropigmentation thoughtfully
Review the proposed hairline with your usual haircut and lighting, not only a close-up photograph. Ask how the pigment will look as it fades, whether touch-ups are expected, and what can be done if you later change hairstyle or undergo transplantation. Discuss scalp inflammation or scarring before treatment. A natural-looking pattern depends on realistic density and design rather than simply making the scalp uniformly dark.
