Yes. Tricopigmentation can be performed on hair of any length, particularly when the goal is to create a density effect.

In patients with medium or long hair, pigments are strategically placed between existing hairs to reduce the visibility of the scalp and create the appearance of fuller, denser hair.

There is no need to shave the hair for Hair Density Tricopigmentation, making it an excellent option for patients who wish to maintain their current hairstyle.

No. Tricopigmentation does not replace a hair transplant, as it does not create new hair growth.

It is a cosmetic solution that creates the visual appearance of greater hair density or a shaved head effect by depositing pigments into the scalp.

Depending on the patient’s goals and degree of hair loss, tricopigmentation can be used as an alternative to hair transplantation or as a complementary treatment to enhance the results of a hair transplant procedure.

To preserve the quality, intensity, and natural appearance of your tricopigmentation, maintenance sessions may be recommended once or twice a year, depending on your skin type, lifestyle, and the type of treatment performed.

It is also important to protect the scalp from excessive sun exposure and to follow the aftercare instructions provided by your practitioner.

For patients who choose the shaved look effect, regular shaving every 1 to 2 days is recommended to maintain the most natural result.

Yes. A preliminary consultation is recommended to assess your hair loss pattern, scalp condition, and treatment goals.

During this consultation, our team will evaluate your case, explain the available treatment options, and determine the most suitable tricopigmentation protocol for your needs.

Photos may also be reviewed in advance to provide an initial assessment and treatment estimate.

Yes. Tricopigmentation does not prevent you from having a hair transplant in the future.

Because the pigments are deposited in the superficial layers of the scalp, the procedure does not interfere with the extraction or implantation of hair follicles.

In many cases, tricopigmentation is used before or after a hair transplant to improve the overall cosmetic result and create the appearance of greater hair density.

Yes. At Medikemos, we use high quality pigments that are specifically designed for scalp tricopigmentation.

Our pigments are biocompatible, hypoallergenic, and bioabsorbable, helping to minimize the risk of adverse reactions while ensuring natural looking results.

All products used are selected to meet strict safety and quality standards for aesthetic and paramedical scalp treatments.

The pigment color is carefully chosen based on your natural hair color, skin tone, and the desired aesthetic result.

During the consultation, our practitioner evaluates these factors to select the most suitable shade and ensure a natural, harmonious appearance.

In some cases, different pigment tones may be combined to achieve the most realistic and long lasting result possible.

No. Tricopigmentation does not remove or alter the texture of a scar.

Instead, it helps camouflage the scar by reducing the contrast between the scar tissue and the surrounding scalp, making it significantly less noticeable.

The effectiveness of the camouflage depends on the type, size, color, and texture of the scar, which will be assessed during your consultation.

Yes. Tricopigmentation can be used to effectively camouflage various types of scalp scars, including those resulting from FUE or FUT hair transplant procedures, as well as scars caused by injury or trauma.

By carefully implanting pigments into the treated area, the contrast between the scar and the surrounding scalp is reduced, making the scar significantly less visible.

The number of sessions required will depend on the characteristics of the scar and the desired result.

Yes. Tricopigmentation is an effective solution for women experiencing hair thinning, diffuse hair loss, or reduced hair density.

By creating the visual impression of fuller hair, it helps reduce the visibility of the scalp and restores a more harmonious appearance without the need for surgery.

The treatment can be performed on hair of any length and is fully customized to each patient’s needs and aesthetic goals.

As with any aesthetic procedure, certain medical conditions may require special precautions or may temporarily prevent treatment.

Tricopigmentation may not be recommended in cases of active scalp infections, certain dermatological conditions affecting the scalp, impaired wound healing, or known allergies to treatment components.

A thorough consultation is carried out before treatment to assess your medical history, evaluate any potential contraindications, and ensure that the procedure can be performed safely.

Yes, but it is important to follow the aftercare instructions provided by your practitioner.

During the initial healing period following each session, swimming pools, seawater, saunas, and excessive sweating should be avoided to allow the pigment to stabilize properly and the skin to heal.

Once the healing process is complete, you can resume your normal activities, including swimming in pools or the sea.

It is recommended to avoid direct sun exposure during the initial healing period following each tricopigmentation session.

Excessive UV exposure may affect the healing process and contribute to premature fading of the pigments.

Once the scalp has fully healed, sun exposure is possible. However, regular use of sun protection is strongly recommended to help preserve the quality and longevity of the results.

It is generally recommended to avoid intense physical activity for a few days following each tricopigmentation session.

Excessive sweating may interfere with the healing process and affect pigment retention during the initial recovery period.

Your practitioner will provide specific aftercare instructions based on your treatment and skin type to ensure optimal healing and long lasting results.

When high quality pigments are used and the treatment is performed correctly, significant color changes are uncommon.

At Medikemos, we use specially formulated pigments designed for scalp tricopigmentation that provide natural looking results and gradual, predictable fading over time.

As the pigments naturally fade, maintenance sessions may be recommended to preserve the desired appearance and color intensity.

It depends on the type of tricopigmentation being performed.

For Hair Density Tricopigmentation, shaving is generally not required, as the treatment is carried out between existing hairs to create the appearance of greater density.

For Shaved Look Tricopigmentation, the scalp should be shaved approximately one day before the procedure to achieve the most natural and realistic result.

Your practitioner will provide specific instructions based on your treatment plan.

Why Are Multiple Sessions Necessary?

Multiple sessions are required to achieve the most natural, balanced, and long lasting result.

The treatment is performed gradually, allowing the practitioner to assess pigment retention, refine the appearance, and adjust the density or color as needed after the skin has healed.

This progressive approach helps ensure optimal pigment stability, natural looking results, and a treatment outcome tailored to each patient’s individual needs.

How Many Sessions Are Required?

The number of sessions depends on the type of tricopigmentation and the extent of the area being treated.

In most cases, a treatment plan of 3 sessions (2+1) is recommended:

• 2 sessions performed on 2 consecutive days
• 1 additional session approximately 1 month later

For certain cases, such as scar camouflage, the number of sessions may vary depending on the characteristics of the scar and the desired result.

During your consultation, a personalized treatment plan will be established based on your specific needs.

Yes. Tricopigmentation is frequently performed after a hair transplant to enhance the overall aesthetic result.

It can be used to create the appearance of greater density in areas where hair coverage remains limited, as well as to camouflage FUE or FUT scars when necessary.

Many patients choose tricopigmentation as a complementary treatment to further improve the visual outcome of their hair restoration procedure.

No. Tricopigmentation does not damage existing hair or hair follicles.

The pigments are deposited into the superficial layers of the scalp and do not affect the structure, growth, or health of the hair.

When performed by trained professionals using appropriate techniques and high quality pigments, tricopigmentation is a safe and minimally invasive procedure that preserves the integrity of both the scalp and the hair.

No. Tricopigmentation is generally well tolerated, and anesthesia is usually not required.

Most patients describe the sensation as mild discomfort rather than pain. The level of sensitivity may vary depending on the individual and the area being treated.

If necessary, your practitioner will discuss available options to ensure your comfort throughout the procedure.

Tricopigmentation is generally well tolerated by most patients.

The sensation experienced during the procedure is often described as mild discomfort rather than pain. Sensitivity levels may vary depending on the individual, the treatment area, and personal pain tolerance.

Most patients are able to undergo the procedure comfortably without the need for anesthesia and can resume their normal activities shortly afterward.

Tricopigmentation can be performed as either a temporary or a permanent treatment, depending on the patient’s goals and the technique used.

At Medikemos, we primarily perform temporary tricopigmentation. The pigments gradually fade over time and may disappear completely if maintenance sessions are discontinued.

To maintain the desired appearance, maintenance sessions are generally recommended once or twice a year. Permanent tricopigmentation is also available in selected cases and may require touch up sessions approximately every 5 years.

The longevity of tricopigmentation depends on the type of treatment performed, your skin type, lifestyle, and exposure to external factors such as sunlight.

At Medikemos, we primarily perform temporary tricopigmentation. The pigments gradually fade over time and can last for several years, depending on individual factors and whether maintenance sessions are performed.

To maintain optimal results, maintenance sessions are generally recommended once or twice a year. This helps preserve the density, color consistency, and natural appearance of the treatment.

Yes. When performed by experienced practitioners using appropriate techniques and high quality pigments, tricopigmentation can produce highly natural looking results.

The pigments are carefully selected and applied to match your hair color, skin tone, and treatment goals, creating a realistic appearance that blends seamlessly with your existing hair.

Whether used to create a density effect, a shaved look, or scar camouflage, the treatment is fully customized to achieve a natural and harmonious result.

Tricopigmentation is a specialized form of scalp micropigmentation specifically designed to recreate the appearance of hair and address hair loss concerns.

While traditional micropigmentation is commonly used for cosmetic procedures such as permanent makeup, tricopigmentation uses specific techniques, pigments, and protocols adapted to the scalp and hair restoration field.

In addition, tricopigmentation often utilizes bioabsorbable pigments that fade gradually over time, allowing adjustments as hair loss patterns evolve and helping to maintain a natural appearance.

Although both procedures involve the implantation of pigments into the skin, tricopigmentation and tattooing are fundamentally different.

Tricopigmentation is a specialized scalp treatment designed to recreate the appearance of hair follicles, increase the visual impression of hair density, or camouflage scars. It uses specific pigments, techniques, and equipment adapted to the scalp and hair restoration field.

Unlike traditional tattoos, tricopigmentation is performed in the superficial layers of the skin and often uses bioabsorbable pigments that fade gradually over time, allowing adjustments as the patient’s appearance and hair loss pattern evolve.

The goal of tricopigmentation is to achieve a subtle, natural looking result that blends seamlessly with the existing hair and scalp.

Tricopigmentation is suitable for both men and women who wish to improve the appearance of hair loss, thinning hair, or scalp scars.

It may be recommended for patients experiencing:

• Androgenetic alopecia (male or female pattern hair loss)
• Diffuse hair thinning or reduced hair density
• Alopecia areata
• Scars resulting from FUE or FUT hair transplant procedures
• Scars caused by trauma or injury
• Partial or total hair loss

Whether used as an alternative to hair transplantation or as a complementary treatment, tricopigmentation can help restore confidence by creating the appearance of fuller hair, a natural shaved look, or effective scar camouflage.

Tricopigmentation is a non surgical, minimally invasive scalp treatment that uses specialized pigments to recreate the appearance of hair follicles and improve the visual appearance of the scalp.

By carefully depositing pigments into the superficial layers of the scalp, tricopigmentation can create the illusion of greater hair density, a natural shaved head look, or effectively camouflage scars caused by hair transplantation or trauma.

It is a customizable treatment that can be performed as either a temporary or permanent solution, depending on the patient’s goals and desired outcome.