Micro Hair Technique: The Easiest Hair Loss Cure for Alopecia
Hair loss affects over 5 million of the U.S population. Baldness has very few treatment options available. Most patients like to stay untreated fearing the cost and consequences of these treatments. Anti-baldness medications are known to cause serious side effects. Hair transplant surgeries, on the other hand, are not affordable to majority of patients.
A relatively new form of alopecia treatment is gaining popularity in the market. The Micro Hair Technique or “MHT” is a specialist pigmentation treatment that has been developed by combining micro-pigmentation using a range of specifically blended pigments which replicate real hair follicles. The treatment is now available through His Hair Clinic.
HIS' MHT technique involves the application of a unique micro pigmentation on the scalp of the patients. It uses a special combination of blended pigments, which when applied to the scalp creates a constant replication of the size, shape and density of real hair follicles. The procedure is an instant solution to hair loss in men as it does not involve long surgical procedures and a long wait for new hair to grow.
MHT scalp pigmentation effectively gives the appearance of a short, cropped, 'buzz' hair cut.
MHT uses computer controlled micro fine needles in triple clusters to achieve the best results for scalp micro pigmentation. His Hair Clinic possesses the license to perform the procedure in-house. The clinic has helped a number of Alopecia sufferers from all around the world.
“Having developed alopecia, most people will have unsuccessfully tried just about everything they can to overcome the condition, before finally admitting defeat,” said Ian Watson, CEO of HIS Hair Clinic. “Our service provides the patient with, from a cosmetic and visual standpoint, a full head of shaven hair. Those who have had the alopecia treatment report a huge boost to their confidence, self-esteem and overall happiness.”
With MHT, patients can restore styling, sideburns and hair-lines with no external evidence of any alopecia symptoms. This treatment will transform the way people deal with hair loss and help boost their confidence.
“People fly in from all over the world and this is a testament to the treatment itself. We plan to be providing MHT well into the future, as well as work diligently to keep on top of the treatment’s latest techniques and developments,” Watson said.
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