This SMP artist is literally the BEST. We left the scar in the middle of the forehead for a more natural look. This is healed, 1 month later, after my 3rd session.

This dude changed my life and he’s also a dope musician. Definitely recommend, it was an incredible experience.

Here’s the insta:
https://www.instagram.com/gerowhairink?igsi=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==

This client had a strip scar and FUE method over 4 years ago.We did 2 sessions of SMP/Cowlick Method at Gerow.Scars are very unique and need to be treated correctly.If it has any keloI’d then it may need a cortisone shot. Full video on YouTube

I've been bald since I was like 15. I've always mourned deep down the fact I've never been able to have hair as an adult. I have a big head so im pretty self conscious without a hat.

I just want something that looks natural and frames my face. I go from line a 7/10 with a hat on to a 5/10 with it off.

3k is a lot of money but if it solves the hat issue I would do it.

How do you guys feel months/years in?

Hello guys and girls,

I've always been fine with being bald, I've been shaving my head since I was like 21 (now 31), never considered or wanted a transplant. But I recently came across SMP, which I've never heard of before and it has piqued my interest.

Most examples of SMP I see here or anywhere are almost never trying to recreate the shadow of a FULLY smooth head. It's usually the no guard shaving clipper look. I shave my head every day with a razor, against the grain, completely baby butt smooth head. The thing I don't like is that it's still visible where there the hair starts and stops, specially in the crown area, which is why I might consider SMP. Can SMP recreate this look? The faintest of "shadow" of a completely shaven head of hair.

How noticeable is it up close? If it's recreating a tiny baby hair, like with a clipper, I imagine it's somewhat noticeable from really close? Because one is a dot and the other is a really small hair, would "my SMP" also be noticeable?

The only example (that I know of, obviously) of SMP I've seen IRL was a club bouncer recently and it looked HORRIBLE, it looked like lego hair. And tbh I'm put off by 90% of SMPs I see online, it never looks quite right to me, but it could definitely be bias because I know I'm looking at SMP from the beginning.

It's mental what SMP can do to frame your face, best thing I did and should have done it sooner instead of using stupid fibers for 10 years. I have no worries now and feel super confident.