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Vinci Hair Clinic
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For one, everyone is different, and each MSP case has to be taken on its own merits. The pigment will respond differently depending on the skin quality and type. The time between the first and second session can differ, anything from ten to fourteen days to maybe one month.
Whatever the time the skin and pigment needs to settle, allowing both to settle will enhance the long term result, especially if you are looking at years.
Here we have an MSP client documented through 3 sessions, and the changes that occurred leaving time between each session to achieve his result.
Before, 1st MSP first session, and after once settled
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Next,
1st session settled, then 2nd MSP, and 2nd MSP settled
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2nd MSP settled, 3rd MSP completed and Result
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It is normal the first session will begin to fade, the second session will build on the tone and adjust the contrast according to the fading over the scalp, and possibly make adjustments to the hair line design if required.
For the majority, a third session is sufficient to build up the pigment to blend seamlessly with the surrounding natural hair; but there are exceptions
Different hair loss conditions and treating scarring can require more sessions as the skin has been impaired such as alopecia areata and scarring caused by previous hair transplant operations.
Whatever the time the skin and pigment needs to settle, allowing both to settle will enhance the long term result, especially if you are looking at years.
Here we have an MSP client documented through 3 sessions, and the changes that occurred leaving time between each session to achieve his result.
Before, 1st MSP first session, and after once settled
Next,
1st session settled, then 2nd MSP, and 2nd MSP settled
2nd MSP settled, 3rd MSP completed and Result
It is normal the first session will begin to fade, the second session will build on the tone and adjust the contrast according to the fading over the scalp, and possibly make adjustments to the hair line design if required.
For the majority, a third session is sufficient to build up the pigment to blend seamlessly with the surrounding natural hair; but there are exceptions
Different hair loss conditions and treating scarring can require more sessions as the skin has been impaired such as alopecia areata and scarring caused by previous hair transplant operations.
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