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SMP Laser Removal after 10 Years!!!!!
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- Опубліковано 18 січ 2019
- Joe Taylor (a pioneer in the SMP world) getting his 10 year old tattoo removed so he can get redone. As one of the first to have it done in the United States, the treatment quality is much better than the beginning days...
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Hello Joe do hair follicles also die after laser removal cause i have diffused thinning
Great question! We do hear this question a lot. The straight answer is no, hair does not die or even “fall out faster” after just one or two laser removal sessions. However, each case is unique, you’re best to talk to the laser removal professionals to get direct answers to your case.
The problem with that ☝️ is there are very few smp laser removal specialists. Good luck in your journey ✊
@@scalp_logic thanks
Hello Joe
Where did you do it? Can you make some refferences for USA and Europe?
I have heard that Alexandrite 755nm laser give best results not sure if true also I can see you lasered off only hairline is there any skin burning after darkening lf skin tone etc
Is this before you go ahead with a better technology of smp ?
Honestly You look great being bald. Undeniably, having smp you look more confident.
Yes, it’s amazing. The real issue is IN our heads, but it’s almost magical how having a subtle hairline works for one’s confidence!
Joe, I am so grateful that you made this video to show this option is available with SMP if anyone wants to make changes to his SMP look later in his life. You are the World's greatest SMP artist. Love and respect!
Do you think having SMP is a good choice
@@anselemokeke8315 its not just a good choice, it is The Only Permanent hairloss solution we have which can give 100% results.
@@anselemokeke8315 Also make sure it is done by a SMP specialist.
@@sreejeetnambiar4254 @Sreejeet Nambiar I am wondering why you should go through such pain since it's a good choice. I have seen cases where it turns blue after a while. Please how often do one needs a touch up? And what if one doesn't needs a touch should this be a problem? Do you mean it's a guarantee once you get this treatment done by a specialist? And do you know who is a specialist
@@anselemokeke8315 please do your research to first understand what is SMP. Once you have understood it well, you will have lots of questions I know, write them down, then contact SMP companies ask them questions you have, check their work. Scalp Logic is one of the best companies who provide the most realistic SMP.
I honestly feel you're really good looking with the bald head and sharp jawline. It does accentuate your look even furthere. Perhaps with a light shade of SMP would make it nicer but nonetheless not having any suits you as well.
I have been through the his process myself in the UK.
It took 5 laser sessions, purely because my SMP was so bad. Pigment used way too dark, zero separation between the dots, blow outs everywhere. It was a blue-ish black mess.
My practitioner was absolutely shocking and amazingly enough he’s still in business 🤦🏻♂️
I’m happy to have you share the company you chose so others can be made aware.
We are in a business that has to be (it’s not!) scrutinized and opinions should be shared whether good or bad.
Sorry you had gone through that my bald brother. It’s tough enough to battle hair loss, I can’t imagine what you went through 🙏🏼🤯
@@scalp_logic I’d rather not, as I’m now direct local competitor of his since starting my own SMP business, and I don’t want to come across like I’m slandering his business for my own benefit. It’s a tricky one as I use my bad experience as motivation to deliver superior quality treatments, but try my best to tell my story from the perspective of a former client and not as a bitter competitor. It can be a tough balance as they kinda go hand in hand. People are free to go to him if they wish, but he has a tendency to over saturate scalps with dark pigment and I worry they will all end up a blue blur eventually. 🥴
I prefer the long-game approach with my clients. Age appropriate, subtle treatments. I don’t/won’t do barbershop edge ups, for any amount of money. I leave those to my competitors.
Hi mate, what is your company called, I am in the UK can, can I speak to you?
I had mine done at HIS too, and also very dark. I feel like they were the OGs of SMP. Looking to get it laser-es 😔 Any recommendations on where to start over? Thanks 🙏🏼
Did u loae hair while doin the laser?
I took norco (not medically advised to do so) when I had my tattoo removed and didn’t feel anything :).
Bruh your head shape is perfect for a bald head and you look like you could pull hot ass girls still. Idk if you’re into girls but you’re a good looking dude. If I had your head shape and beard/eyebrow color I wouldn’t mind going bald
I feel your pain, had several tattoos removed before discovering lidocaine cream, you should try it if you need to do more why suffer. Put it on an hour before, it won’t be so intense. Good luck
SMP all the rage right now. Lot of people are going to regret it in 10 years
That’s why we do SUBTLE PIGMENTATION. Way more precise and “natural” looking. And, no regrets about it :)
@@scalp_logic what happens if you don’t get it touched up ever? Will it just go away after 10 years? You got yours touched up from a student
@@scalp_logic What does this mean? What is subtle pigmentation?
You have a nice shaped head.
Some of us are not as fortunate.
Yeah my head shape is like pyramid
My head is shaped like an alien from the side
@@scalp_logic like for real😒, if God said to me that i can have any bald head shape in the world without even blinking I would take your name, your head is perfectly peaked,, mine is like a pyramid and idk why it has bump exactly in middle,, maybe you can infer from my picture that I am flaunting that I am bald but not showing it fully because of its shape 😂
Do jaw and neck workouts. It will make your head shape look better, also grow a beard
@@akshat6007 did you make smp or not ?
Thank you for the video. I started my first treatment in removing my smp with laser. It sucks. I decided just to stay bald.
Man. Not fun to remove it.
For me, it was easier to take the pain of the laser compared to the uneasiness of being bald again.
Good for you to take the step to correct (or undo) it! That’s a bold endeavor and I’m cheering for you :)
Men are 100% better off just being naturally bald compared to any treatments that someone might notice.
😆😂🤣🤣😂 That was too funny. But it looks good on you man. Thanks for sharing the experience with us Joe.
hairline looked great i don't know why you had it removed
Thank you, but I had a stamped on hairline most definitely :(
I don’t get it that second amp tat wasn’t not bad at all I’m sure could had been fixed . Why laser remove it to do it all over again ?
What dit he say: I smell cookies? Ha, ha!
When you did the laser treatment did it completely remove your smp in area that they used laser ? After it healed of course
Yes sir it did
How many weeks past between the laser treatment and the results of the laser you showed at the start of the video?
Wow that is so impressive how it just erases the ink
Yes sir :)
So you are lazer removing it to then have tattoo put back on but more professionally? Is that correct?
After so many years does the original tattoo start to fade or spread out or turn blue? How often do you need to redo it
My concern too
I would luv to hear the answer to this one too
likewise! he didn't elaborate specifically on how the industry has changed and whether that fading effect can be avoided in the long-term
I asked an SMP artist what's it going to look like when I'm in my 60s (a well known company near me who has a youtube channel). His response was you might not live that long! The artist himself had actually had very little SMP just a little to fill out where he already had hair. If a well known SMP artist says this and is not willing to go for his own product properly then for me that says it all.
@@aldozilli1293That was a scary response you received 😳 😮
OK so this video just confirmed my concerns about smp, too much hassle and pain to have to retouch up or laser off every few years all for a bit of a shadow on my head.
We offer Subtle smp for this reason. Subtle P has pros and cons. Downside is sometimes too light, and touchups may be required every few years. The positive side is it looks realistic always and you will never need to laser remove.
There are many different skill levels in traditional smp, but most artists will leave a guy needing to remove it eventually if and when the ink looks too unrealistic (this fact is rarely spoken about!) from settling into the skin naturally over time. And sometimes artists go way too deep and dark right away, that of course is our expert opinions.
We talk about this topic a lot, but these are some of the highlights to consider.
It is certainly a matter of preference and opinion, but that shadow (when done correctly*) creates a frame to a man’s face. This frame creates a healthier, youthful, desirable, more fulfilling feeling than most people can realize.
@@scalp_logic So after 10 years of 'subtle SMP' touching up every 2 years (pricy at 1k a touch up), will I then not need to laser off because the original and earlier touch ups have slowly merged into a single bluey grey shade over my head?
@@aldozilli1293 Most guys need a touchup every 2-5+ years. The entire necessity of Sublte P over regular smp is never needing to laser remove it.
The delicate superficial insertion ensures ink will either stay or lighten significantly over time. We won’t go deep enough for ink to bleed over time.
I've had it it's so painful
It definitely hurts, but I maintain it hurts more not having it, or worse having an inky or botched treatment hurts the most.
But that pain is top tier.
He said “ mmm”.
How are you man ? Thanks alot for sharing ! How many laser treatments you had done . How long it took to heal from the pain and scabs. And may we see the new SMP you got ? 🙌🏼
Hi Joe, is one session of laser treatment enough to completely remove your SMP?
I saw around your treated area that there are some tiny specks of ink still remaining in some areas, will they go away overtime as your body cleanses the ink within 2 months time after the treatment?
I don’t feel comfortable with my smp , I don’t think it’s a bad job but I’m too paranoid about lightings because i feel it looks noticeable. Do u do laser removal and possibly make it look better? How much time between smp n laser?
has anyone said anything or just oddly looked at it besides the ppl you know
That's what I'm mainly worried about..
elbeno don’t do it man :(. I’ve been so depressed ever since I got my smp. The guy was supposedly the best around and I think he did a bad job. I literally haven’t had a hat off around anyone in a year since I’ve had it. I’m desperately seeking to have it removed but I’m also afraid I’ll have some pink looking head due to the laser treatment. Save your money and avoid smp
Did you end up getting it removed? I just got it and I'm wondering how I feel about it
@@jaydawg4732 has anyone noticed it's not real?
Why couldn’t you just get SMP touch up to make a new line and touch the rest up? I’m considering SMP but very nervous
Once there is too much ink, it’s game over in the sense of appearing natural.
There is a common misconception that smp can just be touched up every few years after it lightens gracefully. Once overdone, (open to interpretation I know) only a laser can save someone from looking like they have ink on their head.
Is it possible to lighten smp hairline that's not soft enough? Maybe just take a couple of passes with the laser to bring it down a shade
A full or 80-90% removal is the best way to do it. Then reapply the soft, subtle treatment.
What kind of laser is that? And is there a chance of hypopigmentation?
Pico laser. Perhaps on darker skin hypopigmentation is more of a concern. Best to talk to a laser artist specifically about it.
There’s a great place in Stockton Ca were I got mine removed there’s a cream that is applied and takes 70-80% of the pain away in my experience. The first time the cream was not applied and man that hurt like crazy I feel your pain bro.
Yes, the numbing is very necessary in my opinion nowadays. Really thanks for sharing because there are many cities in this country guys cannot find a good spot to remove an unsavory smp result. What is the name of the place you mention?
Brother where did u go to?and did u lose some hair getting ur smp lasered off?did they use the picoway laser?pls help thank u i want to get mine removed so bad
@@geraldmonroe4745did you find a place to get it removed ???? City?
I actually like the bit that lingers on. I think it might be good to keep that..funnily enough..
The top of the new hairline (above the lasered off part) has a dark outline on the perimeter. How can that be removed?
I think that’s just from where they marked it up with a marker pen
Yes this is true. Also, I did remove the remaining smp that was left on my head after this laser session…
That was old ink from smp as well. I did end up doing an additional laser removal treatment about a month after this session.
i’m very worried, i really hope you can help. i’ve just had a laser smp removal session and it looks exactly the same after and the laser smp removal artist said that it will take up to 8 weeks to fade??? is this normal?
What happened to u brother after laser smp removal?
How many laser removal sessions did you need to get to remove the SMP?
I did two to complete the removal, however it needed just one pass for the entirety. So, only one session was needed to remove it.
Hi Joe, Have the SMP Pigment Dots Merged together under the skin, or are the dots separated, After 10 years ? Cant See In Detail ? Thanks
A bit of both, but mostly merged due to going too deep back in the day.
Woo Joe that looks painful but the result is very good.. Where did you get the lazer smp removal??? they are so proffesional which city and clinic???and how long it took to heal after the session??? Im not really comfortable with my smp ....hope to hear and answer back from you...
The laser tech who helped me is no longer practicing. We recommend NewHope Laser skin care in Southern California!
It takes 4-6 weeks for laser removal to heal before you can get smp treatment
@@scalp_logic thank you soo much for answering......you rock.....
@@jesuslopez4773 please what's your experience with the treatment and why do you feel uncomfortable. Do you think its a good choice for whoever that is planning to get the treatment?
What laser was used on the treatment? I would really appreciate your answer. Thanks
www.newhopelaserskincare.com/blog/pico-laser-tattoo-removal-technology-myth-or-reality
Pico. Check out the article I commented :)
@@scalp_logic it is amazing. Honestly very good results. Thanks very much for the article!
I don’t understand why men are bothered abut being bold i think you look good ..Obviously it must just be a man thing but honestly I think you look great
It certainly is a man thing and it is deeper than the physical appearance, it’s the emotional strain it causes guys. 😕
Thanks for your input! 🙏
Aw so sorry you feel like that but you really do look good .. and thank for letting me know how men really feel .. that laser treatment looks so painful my friend had a small tattoo removed she said it was agony can’t imagine the pain on your head x
Let me try and explain it to you. If the baldness was everywhere then it wouldn't be a problem. The problem is that the baldness only occurs on top of the crown, leaving the sides and back with hair, this then creates a 'horseshoe shadow' that makes men look much older and it becomes apparent that they've lost their hair, even when they shave because where there is still hair there is a darker shadow. So that's why we hate being bald
Did you have any scarring from that removal?
No, no scarring.
Joe, let me ask a question. If you are going to get a SMP procedure done the right way, why even go through the pain of laser surgery when I’ve seen guys who had bad SMP procedures in the past and got them fixed with a professional SMP company that specialized in correctional SMP procedures. It seems like you don’t really need to put yourself through the pain of laser surgery if you’re just going to get a corrective SMP procedure done right with a good, established company. They can work over the bad procedure and give you the results you’re looking for, a more natural, subtle, light hairline.
I couldn’t disagree more.
Who are the smp companies that specialize in correcting bad smp treatments without laser???
This is just marketing bs and pictures are worth a thousand words here. (Healed pictures)
There is NO WAY to fix a bad smp treatment (that has too much ink implanted too deep) by putting more ink under the skin.
@@scalp_logic OK, I stand corrected. I guess it makes sense to have a cleared canvas to start over without putting ink on top of more ink. But, I have to say, I feel so bad for the guys that got botched SMP's because many of them had to endure that laser procedure to remove the botched SMP. That laser procedure is very painful on the head. I'm happy that you got a corrective SMP with the right company. I'm curious, have you heard of Scalp Micro USA? They seem to have a pretty good reputation and have quality technicians who do good work. The main objective is not to put the ink too close to other ink dots, so it doesn't eventually bleed under the skin and look fake.
I had this done and I hate it. Had it like maybe 10 years also. My hair line is just so wrong, so unatral. I don't know to have it removed or maybe the hair line redone.
So many guys in your situation out there.
I tried to only redo the hairline and realized I needed to remove all of the old ink to redo it properly.
Best luck to you :)
How did ink looked after 10 years and sun ☀️ exposure. What should your customers expect when they get old with grey hair 👨🦳. Please let us know
These are fantastic questions! Hard to answer exactly as each individual will experience a bit differently....Ink looked good in some areas and not so great in other areas from wear, sun, artist going too deep, ink used, etc. This is why my experience is so important.
The ink used mostly is black diluted to a certain shade of grey, depending on client :)
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Bro that looks painful, one question, what does it hurts more ? Get the laser removal or getting the scalm pigmention ?
Not even a thought!! The laser is painful. The pigmentation literally feels good for me, very little to no pain for most at our clinic :)))
@@scalp_logic where is your clinic?
@@KrisVic91 Houston, Texas
@@scalp_logic oh dear. I'm in Ireland haha
That laser removal fucking hurts on the scalp! You cns is in hyper mode
Why you removed it ?? I wanna know why .can you tell me ?
Bc it did not look natural. The look removed was not up to the current standards we can achieve now.
So you will do it again? With the new way
So you will do it again? With the new way
@@2303mitt probably he do not answer
He didn’t answer because if you paid attention to the video then you would know
Hi I just have a question does removing smp by laser can cause keloid/scar?
It certainly can, but very very rare. People with more melanin are more prone to scarring or discoloration.
Where did you go to get the SMP treatment removed? They did a great job!
They really did a wonderful job. Unfortunately, they are no longer in business. Was a company in Santa Monica.
@@scalp_logic I wonder what happened to them, they the business closed? 🤔
What’s the name of the location of the laser removal?
I don't understand. Are you having the old SMP removed so you can do a new SMP, sort of correcting it because you weren't happy with the old one?
Yes, I was removing it in order to redo all new. I eventually had to remove all of the “old treatment” in order to have a flawless and natural looking result.
Well done bro! Btw do you know the type of laser that was used on you? I'm thinking of fixing my hairline as well but there are sooo many different types of lasers out there..thanks
Scalp Logic what’s the location of the facility that did the removal.
Any YAG laser will remove black ink doesn’t have to be a Pico, the Medlite 4 or 6 by cynosure both work great
Looks like cynosure picolaser machine they are using here
Where can I get my SMP removed? I'd like to do it in NYC. Are there any places in NYC that you can recommend to remove the SMP?
Pat E Laser Touch Aesthetics’s located 57w57th st or Soho location. Check Groupon for discounts or just ask them. It’s basically tattoo removal so any yag laser will work. Recommend getting a numbing cream off amazon and apply it one hour before you go. Good luck
When healed did it leave scaring?
No. In fact, it makes skins healthier and more youthful.
It certainly can leave scaring on injury prone skin, or through having multiple laser sessions.
Why you have to be sure when going for SMP. Don't think anyone with SMP would like to go through that one day.
I'm wondering do the dots spread and look like someone has painted your head after several years. If so, that's really not good...
We agree, that’s why we’re hoping to educate as many people as we can on the subject. When an artist does this correctly (requires expertise!) the impressions will stay and never “bleed” deeper or merge together.
@@scalp_logic Thank you for the reply.
Will the dots really remain the same size even after many years of sun? Fading I can see being corrected with touch up treatments. But if the dots expand in diameter that's probably not going to be corrected easily I'm guessing.
Hi looking for some advice. So I have had smp and I’m going on holiday soon, just wanted to know are there limits to how long I can be out in the sun. Obviously I know I need to apply factor 30 or higher but was just wondering if I keep it topped up can I keep my scalp out in the sun all day or should I limit my time and wear a hat the rest of the time ? Any advice would be much appreciated. Also I read that sunscreen only protects your skin from the uv rays and not necessarily the pigment. Is there any truth in that ?
Hello 👋 The answer is to always protect your skin from the sun ☀️ just the same as you would to protect from skin damage, wrinkles, sun spots, etc.
Yes, even with spf loaded on, prolonged sun exposure can and will alter the ink in a negative manner. This is just another reason why Subtle P is the only way to get this done :))
I just got SMP you didn’t say why you wanted to laser it off
I laser removed my first treatment bc what Nichole and I can do now looks extraordinarily better and more realistic.
@@scalp_logic Nice so you do your own SMP? also question when is it safe to go in the sauna, I'm on my second treatment that was 15 days ago. my next one will be done in about 20 days can I go in sauna now
Why would you Lazer it off? Then you mention putting it on .I'm lost? ide just keep the smp Smp gave me my confidence back.it was the worst pain I hope you get the results your going for
I’ve had smp on my head for over 13 years now. I laser removed the 10 year old treatment.
I removed it because it didn’t look nearly as real as the results some artists can achieve nowadays.
Today, I have (by far) the best result any artist who does this for a living has :)
My smp was done about a year ago. People say it looks good but there is something about it that bothers me. Would you be open to taking a look and giving me some insight?
Sure, send to ScalpLogic@gmail.com and be sure to show up close detail so I can zoom in and see all impressions 👍🏼
Have omu done laser already bro?
Thanks for sharing dude, and well done for going through that like it was nothing ;)
Andy Lloyd thank you 😊
damn bro it looked pretty damn good before you got it lasered off why would you laser it off if it wasnt broken were people telling you they noticed it?
now you have to tattoo over a lasered scalp ouch
He is going to redo it. He said it in the video.
And why he removed it??
@@ahmedshawky2517 my concern too
@@jamesdalecopeland2719 Why?
@@ahmedshawky2517if you watch the video he tells you why
May be a silly question, but once you get the SMP removed by a laser, can you scalp still get tanned?
Thanks
Scalp Logic great thanks for the reply
No idea
Wow all of us have gone through the same horrors
who did your smp that you didn't care for?
May i askk that why you removed? Did you want to change the style?
Yes. The style or standard was not up to par with the realism we could/can achieve now.
@@scalp_logic Thanks for the info. Actially i am 44yrs Korean male who is lossing hair so very interested in to have SMP on my head also learning the smp tech to be a smp technician. Is it big market in US? and how long do i have to lear the techinic to be a real SMP techinician?
@@coolktpark Very cool :)
Yes, it’s growing rapidly in the US and all over the world.
Training properly with a mentor, one could learn as fast as a few months or one year.
@@scalp_logic Hello, finally I am taking the SMP class from a academy now, I hope that you can evaluate my work some day in near future. Anyway thanks for your reply to have me some courage to have the SMP class.
I seen a lot of men getting treatment, but not women. I have alopecia areata and have long hair, but lost a lot on the top. I want to cut it off, but dont want to be skin bald like I have seen other women with this condition do. I don't like the hair lines on some I seen either, but I do have a hairline. I just want to know do you do women, and can you show some.
There have been businesses starting to offer to women...and then crickets. This is bc smp sits under the skin. In other words, it’s two dimensional. As artists we attempt a 3D look, but reality is it’s not possible. As far as the hairlines done by artists in women, I agree most female hairline flows are very unnatural. If you have enough hairline and hair natively, adding density via smp is as good as it gets. Big emphasis on having enough hair to achieve this look. Hope this helps 😄😄😄😄😄
Have you had any touch ups in those 10 years or was that still the initial treatment?
Justin Case I had a few Touchups in the first few years. For the last 8 years of having treatment, I had no touchups.
@@scalp_logic please do you think is a good choice having SMP since after few years it becomes blue or one could face same challenge as you did
@@anselemokeke8315 why is that you are not replying to this question alone where he is been asking it many comments please
@@pradeepkumar-zo8rt I've noticed all SMP companies don't address this issue. Makes me think that long term it's not a good idea and you'll eventually have to laser off and redo.
@@aldozilli1293 A definite red flag for me.....I'm just researching for a decision
did you get a full head laser hair removal before your SMP?
Yes I had to. I initially attempted to just laser remove some of the front, only to realize I had to fully remove it all to get it redone properly.
Where is the follow up vid? It's been a few months and I don't see a follow up posted.
@@scalp_logic Thanks, ready and waiting!
How bad did you scab? Also did it blister up? Pics?
Scab lasted just a couple of days in my situation, but really depends on how hard the laser tech hits the area.
oh my fuckin god i had this on my arm but ya head, i feel for you
What machine did they use?
Hey, thanks for sharing your experience, I was just wondering if it’s remove the hair too
Hello, and thank you for watching :)
It does not harm or remove any and all native hair. So, losing more because of laser removal should not be a concern.
They’re are many different laser machines used for removal, so best to ask this question to the laser removal tech you’d be working with.
Why did you get it removed please
The old treatment I had removed looked fake!
I knew the standards and realism some artists are able to create (like myself and Nichole) were so much better.
My current treatment is over 4 years old now and I think it’s one of, if not the best smp treatment results in the world :))
@scalp_logic were is the clinic located please and name of artist
@@wolves1980 Nichole at Scalp Logic! I think she is the best smp artist in the world 🌎!!!
@@scalp_logic uk mate
OG IPHONE, OG hairline 👌
@@scalp_logic haha, good on you though, I could imagine the feeling of feeling exposed but light shines bright in the horizon. You've got an amazing team of individuals that could take care of that for sure 👌
Hi, just wondering about that burnt, splotchy look. How long does it take for that to fade away?
1-2 days it looked like normal skin again :)
Thanks, and what about hypopigmentation? Thinking of getting my hairline raised but nervous about the possibility of permanent damage to my skin
@@Criticalmass96 my wife had a small tattoo removed, she has olive skin and her pigmentation definitely went lighter/was lost where the removal was carried out.
Wow. Looking forward to seeing the updates. You're gonna get me to redo your treatment right?
Nice one bro..it’s tough.. been there.
✊😁
After the removal did you feel depressed or headaches or just feel awkward by any chance ..was the skin on the head thight like its glued feeling and still thight ?
Why did u remove it
It looked fake. Especially comparing to the treatment I have now!
Does it always look "stamped on" after a while? If so, how long before this happens?
Or does it stay good in some cases?
The only way for smp to not look stamped on long term is to get Subtle SMP.
We preach if anyone wants to get smp, only consider Subtle smp compared to the way traditional smp is done with larger impressions and deeper depth ink insertion. ✍️
@@scalp_logic Thanks for your reply!
Will look into that. I'm from the netherlands and so far there are 0 clinics here that do subtle smp. Guess I'll have to look elsewhere. Might even fly over to you guys lol
@@gadohimselfwhat about pro hair in Belgium
Where can I get SMP removed in New York Skin. I have dark skin by the way.
Pat E ask them before hand due to the chances of hypo pigmentations maybe try one spot first
Have you found a good place in NY for laser removal?
Can i ask you question ? Why you want to remove smp ?? It became not good or what?
What does lasering feel like? Is it burning?
Rubber bands snapping on your skin made of hot bacon grease. But it is quick and over fast.
@@scalp_logic ouch!!
I think I just got a very bad job that was 10 years ago at that time there weren’t many ppl doing it
Oh no man
It looked amazing bro , why you removed the smp?
Thank you, but it looked like a stamped on tattoo up close or in good lighting. I regret that I didn’t remove it sooner than I did.
@@scalp_logic I’m sure you have a great sense of detail and you’re know what you’re saying , can’t wait to see the new look with the new SMP on you , be blessed bro !
When you do the laser removal, how long do you have to wait to ''redo'' it ?
4-6 weeks 😀
@@scalp_logic Ty very much for the reply :)
@@scalp_logic please why would you want to remove it and redo it
Where do you get the laser removal done?
Was done in Santa Monica by an company who has since closed down. What state/area are you in? We speak to guys everyday about laser removal all around the U.S.
@@scalp_logic I'm in Maryland.
We have had issues trying to find a good smp laser removal tech in that area.
Perhaps messaging local smp clinics to see if they have any recommendations is your best play. 🙏
Thanks.
Have you found any in that area since the last post. I am in Pennsylvania @@scalp_logic
Why did you remove it?
Baron_Trump#13 it looked like ink on the head!
Think it depends where you go, they tattoed the hairline wrong, if they did it right it would look good
This was originally done almost 11 years ago, I was one of the first artist’s to do this for a living in the US. Yes, it (the result) definitely depends on what an artist is capable of :)
Bro my english is not very good.
Did you remove it because of the hairline which doesn't look like your taste u
The hairline did not look real or natural
@@scalp_logic Thanks Buddy
I didnt know it hurt this bad lol Im about to get some of mine taken off
Joe Luis did you do it?
you sir are tough! fuck that shit.. ouch
It’s much easier if you choose to use numbing agent beforehand. Don’t be ignorant like I was :)
@@scalp_logic I am going to scalp micro usa in Manhattan i have faith and hope this is legit.. and yes sir if i do it i will numb my skull!
@@bobdoyle5945 Use the spotlight challenge to ensure you’ve got quality results 👌🏼
Yes that hairline was no good bro but am glad you gonna get that fix 🙏
Bro just get rid of that shit. Don’t worry about being bald - you have great features
Thank you for the very kind words.
I’m obsessed with the psychology of going bald as a man. The action (or inaction) impacts directly the enjoyment in a man’s life. It controls so much more than people realize. Shallow or not, it’s humanistic.
I’ve worked on and spoken in detail with thousands of men for the last 15 years.
I am bias in that subtle SMP is the best way to be bald. Having a frame or hairline from SMP (from a *true SMP artist) is a game changer.
@@scalp_logic no doubt about it. I completely understand and ultimately it’s the psychological benefit to the user. It’s also great thar SMP can be laserEd off. I was only offering a compliment because you genuinely have good features and mentioned insecurity in the video. You look good without hair.
@@scalp_logic and yes I agree subtle SMP etc is great conservative non-permanent solutions IMO
So you redid your hair line
why didn't you just fix your smp??
To prevent having an inky head. A Lego-head.
Once too much ink sits in the scalp, putting more ink to blend or fix is NEVER the answer.
The only way in my situation to have a truly undetected result, was to fully remove and get the best artist on my skin.
Nichole did my Subtle Pigmentation result almost 3 years ago, and I still challenge any other artist in the world to show a result as natural and real, healed 🤓✌🏻
You looked way better with the SMP tattoo no offense lol
Did you hear anything he said
@@familyfirst7027 yes i did read you idiot
When Removing SMP Does the Laser also Remove your Native/Transplanted Hair around the Pigment ? Thank You !
No sir :)
What laser did they use on you?
Pico laser
Scalp Logic there’s so much talk about using the yag q switch on smp, maybe takes more sessions and isn’t as strong but I know from reading a lot that the pico causes hypopigmentation, I’m not sure which one to use
why did you do it? it was much much better.. just to be honest...
Had to remove it in order to get the new result 👌
Anyone had laser removal done in the Bay Area with good results?
What’s was the cost of the Smp removal?
Usually ranges from $100-500 a session
Scalp Logic do U recommend any places?
How is it now Bro?
Manuel Jr Oranga got the new treatment now!
What's a good smp machine? A reply would be super appreciated
Watching that made me realise I ain't bothered about my double crown lol. Looked good though. How was the skin after? Is it always lighter or was that just the initial reaction?
Wow, You took it like a chump, oops I mean Champ :o)
Good job, I am sure you would look a lot better now with the newer SMP needles and Technique. Also drop your line lower and square it off, instead of the recessing hairline look. It's gonna bring you back to a younger looking you. Can't wait to see your videos :o)
Love your videos, you remind me f my SMP artist I went to initials JG He's in NY, Kool like you ;o)
You do know you have to retouch it right?
That’s a case by case situation 100 %
@@scalp_logic i thought it faded in 3/5 years