You can schedule an appointment online through our booking system or by calling our studios directly. All appointments must be confirmed in advance, as we do not accept walk-ins.

Our Houston studio is open Monday through Saturday, 9 AM - 6 PM, by appointment only. Sunday appointments may be available upon request. Please book in advance to secure your preferred time.

Our Dallas studio is available one weekend per month by appointment only. We offer exclusive sessions during that time to provide highly personalized services. Be sure to book in advance, as availability is limited.

The Dallas studio is open only one weekend (Friday, Saturday, Sunday) per month. For appointments during the week, please visit our Houston location, which offers weekday availability.

We recommend booking at least two to three weeks in advance, as appointments are limited to one weekend per month.

Yes, you can schedule follow-up sessions at either location. Simply let us know in advance so we can arrange the appointment.

Yes, both our Houston and Dallas locations offer free parking. The Houston studio is adjacent to USPS, and the Dallas studio is located at Controversy Tattoo Studio.

Clients may bring up to two guests to their appointments at either location.

During your first visit, we will conduct a detailed consultation, assess your scalp, and recommend a treatment plan. You may choose to begin your first session on the same day if you're ready to proceed.

The pigments used for scalp micropigmentation typically last around ten years. However, you will see some fading over time and touch ups are recommended every 3-5 years.

Hair transplants are a long-lasting hair restoration option. These results should last a lifetime, but may require touchups with micropigmentation.

The best option depends on the results you expect. If you’re looking for a solution to resolve thinning hair, micropigmentation can produce the results you need. However, if you have more extensive hair loss, a transplant along with micropigmentation is often a better choice.

In general, SMP is a better solution for thinning hair, while a full hair transplant corrects more extensive hair loss.

Scalp micropigmentation can last up to eight years, although it will gradually fade over time.

When you get a hair transplant, you can expect the results to last a lifetime. It’s the longest-lasting solution to hair loss issues, but may require additional treatment, such as scalp micropigmentation, to achieve the best results.

Micropigmentation creates the illusion of more hair, making it a better solution for thinning hair. However, if you have bald spots or other severe hair loss, a transplant may be required.

When you meet with our medical team, we will go over the pros and cons of each procedure and recommend the most appropriate solution for you. For individuals with thinning hair, SMP may be the best choice. A transplant is a better option for those who suffer from more extensive hair loss.

Scalp Micropigmentation (SMP) is a non-surgical cosmetic tattooing procedure that replicates the appearance of hair follicles on the scalp. It creates the illusion of a fuller head of hair or adds density to thinning areas, making it ideal for those with hair loss or thinning hair.

Yes, SMP differs from traditional tattoos in several ways. The pigment used in SMP is specially formulated for the scalp and designed to fade naturally over time rather than turning blue or green over time. The needles used are also much finer, allowing for more precise application that mimics the appearance of hair follicles.

The cost of SMP varies depending on the extent of the area being treated, the complexity of the procedure, and the number of sessions required.

For an accurate quote, it is best to schedule a consultation.

*Houston Location only

Results from SMP are visible and natural immediately after the first session. However, two sessions are typically required to achieve the final look, and the appearance will improve as the treatment progresses.

An SMP session typically takes 2-4 hours, depending on the area being treated. The entire process usually requires 2-3 sessions, spaced at least two weeks apart, to ensure the best results.

SMP can last several years, usually between 4-6 years, depending on factors like sun exposure, skin type, and aftercare. Over time, a single touch-up session may be needed to refresh the pigmentation.

The level of discomfort varies from person to person, but most clients describe the sensation as mild and tolerable. The procedure involves using fine needles that do not go near as deep into the skin as tattoo needles, and a numbing agent is typically applied to minimize discomfort.

Post-care is crucial for achieving the best results with SMP. After the procedure, avoid washing your scalp for the first 2 days. Avoid heavy sweating, direct sun exposure, and swimming during the first week. Your technician will provide detailed aftercare instructions specific to your treatment.

Yes, SMP is suitable for all skin types and hair colors. The pigments used in SMP are custom-blended to match your natural hair color and skin tone, ensuring a seamless and natural look.

No, SMP does not damage existing hair. The procedure is performed on the scalp’s outermost layer and does not penetrate deeply enough to affect hair follicles or hair growth.

Yes, SMP can be combined with other hair restoration treatments like hair transplants or topical treatments. It’s a versatile solution that complements other methods to enhance overall results.

While SMP is designed to be long-lasting, it can be reversed or removed using laser tattoo removal techniques. However, this process requires multiple sessions and may involve some discomfort.

Choosing the right SMP technician is crucial for achieving the best results. Look for someone with extensive experience, a strong portfolio of before-and-after photos, and positive client reviews. A consultation is also a good opportunity to assess the technician’s expertise and discuss your expectations.

*Houston Location Only