Licensed Advanced Aesthetician Leanne Lee has also joined the Belia Med Spa team. Having worked in the Med Spa industry for five years, she has hands-on experience in a vast array of esthetics services. She expanded her beauty palette to include permanent makeup artistry: microblading, shading and Ombre, top and bottom eyeliner, hairline and scalp pigmentation.
Licensed Advanced Aesthetician Leanne Lee has also joined the Belia Med Spa team. Having worked in the Med Spa industry for five years, she has hands-on experience in a vast array of esthetics services. She expanded her beauty palette to include permanent makeup artistry: microblading, shading and Ombre, top and bottom eyeliner, hairline and scalp pigmentation.
Scalp micropigmentation is semi-permanent tattoo. It is creating small dots to give the look of stubble hairs.
Licensed Advanced Aesthetician Leanne Lee has also joined the Belia Med Spa team. Having worked in the Med Spa industry for five years, she has hands-on experience in a vast array of esthetics services. She expanded her beauty palette to include permanent makeup artistry: microblading, shading and Ombre, top and bottom eyeliner, hairline and scalp pigmentation.
SCALP MICROPIGMENTATION
Non Surgical Procedure to Create The Look of Fuller Hair
Scalp Micropigmentation is for men and women an advanced and innovative non-surgical cosmetic pigmentation to create the look of fuller hair. It is affordable solution for Alopecia, hair loos or receding hairlone due to genetic, illness, hormone issue or medication.
FULL SCALP $2,500 - $5,999
PARTIAL SCALP $599 - $2,999
HAIR LINE $399 - $899
TOUCH-UP $199 - $3,999
Aftercare
Although Scalp Micropigmentation is considered non-invasive, not everybody is a candidate due to several contraindications :
- Blood Thinners
- Undergoing Chemo/Radiation therapy
- Allergic reaction to pigments
- Skin irritation including: Sunburn, Rash, Eczema, Shingles
- Diabetic
- Herpes simplex
Risk and Complication:
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General infection
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Allergies
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Herpes simplex
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Hemorrhage
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Skin reaction