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If you are worried over hair loss and looking for a treatment, chances are high that you have come across the names of Finasteride and Minoxidil. These two are the most popular and clinically approved medicines to fight hair loss.

However, these two medicines work in totally different ways and when combined, give the best results.

Let us understand how Finasteride and Minoxidil work and the differences between them.

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SMP is a technique in which pigmented follicles are placed on the head to give the appearance of stubble or a thicker and fuller look. The technique is the same as getting tattoos. In this case, microdot tattoos are placed on the scalp to create the desired look.

If you follow the latest updates, you will come across news of FDA taking actions against SMP brands or pulling SMP pigments as they are found to be harmful to our health. Does the FDA consider ink pigments as a health risk? Let’s find out.

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We all dread these words and know how sun damage causes them. Harmful rays of the sun lead to all these skin problems and hence most dermatologists prescribe sunscreen lotions and creams. It is not enough to buy a tube of sunscreen and apply it to your face. You need to get the right sunscreen for your face and body. Knowing the confusion around sunscreen and which one to choose, we have found the top-rated sunscreen products for you.
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The oily and shiny scalp is a common occurrence for people with Scalp Micropigmentation or a bald head. Although at some times, it might seem like a hassle to follow all the steps, at the end of the day it will be worth it. This is why we provided you with this after-care guideline that we recommend to our clients. These are some simple steps that have helped a lot of our clients and are guaranteed to help you too. 
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In Scalp Micropigmentation, the pigments are inserted on the upper layer of the scar tissues to give the area an illusion of hair follicles. The physician adds replicated follicles inside the scar to fill it up. He does this on the surrounding areas as well where the hair is thin, to give it a more natural look. This creates a better and even look throughout the area of the scar.
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