(Recommended King) Wangsimni U&I Scalp Tattoo

Since I was young, I had so much hair that it was a concern for me when I was in school...

As I have had children and grown older, I feel like the amount of hair I used to have has halved. My hair is not only lacking in elasticity but also weak and fragile, making it flat and lacking volume. The thinning has become so severe that I can feel my scalp at the crown area. I am particularly concerned because the parting on the crown side is more noticeable and the scalp is more visible there compared to the parting on the side.

I originally had wavy hair, so my hair was thick and voluminous. Now, every time I wash my hair, brush it, or tie it up, I feel that my hair volume has decreased. These days, I really envy people with thick hair~

Maybe it's because I'm a woman, but when others see me, they ask if I have hair loss or if I have little hair. That's not the case. When I go to the hair salon and mention that I have little hair and my hair has become very thin, they say they thought I originally had thin hair, and they tell me my hair is indeed thin. When I was young, I had really thick and strong hair.

It's not a level of hair loss that requires hair transplantation, and the cost isn't cheap, so recently I have been interested in scalp tattooing.

YouTubers, celebrities, and ordinary people all try to make their hair look fuller even if they don't have much hair, and I heard they get a lot of scalp tattoos to make their hair look more voluminous. There was a Cashdoc Hospital Recommendation King event, so I looked into scalp tattooing.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I am someone who, like me, has lost hair as I age and underwent a procedure. My biggest concern and curiosity was whether a scalp tattoo would be noticeable. After getting the scalp tattoo, hearing that it looks completely natural reassured me, who was worried about it. I can only recommend it to my acquaintances if I am satisfied with the results, and hearing that they promote it to their friends gives me confidence. Your impactful review addressing my concerns was very helpful!! I pressed the 'like' button~

 

 

 

 

There are two types of scalp tattoos: "regular tattoos vs. scalp SMP." A new fact I learned~

One of the concerns I had about scalp tattoos was that, with eyebrow tattoos, over time the tattoo color fades, becoming lighter or taking on brown or reddish hues, or spreading out, right? I didn't think that looked neat. So I wondered if scalp tattoos would also look messy and more noticeable if the color faded. But since scalp SMP (Scalp Micropigmentation) hardly has any pigment spreading, I think it's even better!! And I like the "natural design" that doesn't look like artificial stippling or create a harsh boundary with the hair!!

 

 

 

Since scalp tattooing involves inserting pigment, I feel reassured and trust it when it's called natural pigment.

 

The review rating is 4.9, so the review score and hospital reviews are highly satisfactory.

My current hair condition is not quite at the level of hair transplantation (on days when I don't cover my hair, my scalp shows more because my hair is pressed down), and I am concerned about my scalp being visible at the crown. I saw scalp tattoo videos on YouTube, and although my acquaintances are also interested, no one has done it yet, so I had many questions. Through the hospital recommendation event, I learned about the scalp tattoo at Wangsimni U&I Hospital, and I was very pleased to read about common questions, detailed explanations, and reviews of the procedure. The price is not as expensive as I thought, so if I do it naturally only on the crown area, it doesn't seem burdensome. I was very interested and curious about scalp procedures, so it was very helpful.