Hair loss is no longer a permanent problem!  We offer alternative cures for male hair loss and transplant scars.

• Artistic Hair Simulation^sm 

• Artistic Head Shading^sm 

• Artistic Head Scar Camouflage

• Artistic Hair Stimulation
  
  We will help you determine what is the best option for you.
   

Who's a Candidate?

Men and Women who are afflicted with bald patches or have scars on their heads, can be ideal candidates for cosmetic tattooing.  The procedure can mean the difference between a lifetime of hat-wearing and the freedom to walk around with an uninhibited scalp.

While many men choose to embrace their baldness, others may wish to do something about it.  The Artistic Hair Simulation^sm  procedure is also beneficial to men who have undergone hair transplants but seek to enhance their look further. 

This is an ideal alternative for African American men, because Hair transplants can be expensive and may leave scars.  Many African American men are wonderful candidates, along with all men with hair transplant or head scars.
 

Similarly, African American women experiencing female pattern baldness, or has hair loss from braids and chemicals, might seek alternative options to conceal bald spots as opposed to medication, wigs, transplants or hairpieces. In such cases, cosmetic tattooing for bald spots, is a choice worth considering.

Cancer patients who have suffered hair loss due to chemotherapy may also benefit from permanent cosmetic tattooing for bald spots.  To see if this is for you, contact us. With just a few questions, we can tell you if this is a procedure that can benefit you.

When done properly, Cosmetic Tattooing can have incredible benefits, and when applied properly, can look natural.  It is very important, to check out the person who is actually going to be applying this work, and make sure that the technician/artist has had years of this type of experience.  Look at photos of actual people that the artist has actually done themselves.  If not, this can look like huge blueish freckles! Anyone that claims to implant ink or pigment, into any part of the body, with a needle penetrating the skin, is applying a "tattoo" by legal definition, and therefore needs to be properly licensed.  You have a right to ask for their state license, that allows them to legally perform this service.