Scalp Micropigmentation Training in Florida

Clients get scalp micropigmentation for a variety of reasons. Some people use it to cover up transplant scarring in specific areas on the scalp, while others may opt for full-head coverage that hides the effects of overall thinning. A trained practitioner can match the color of the pigmentation to look natural whether the procedure is used in a small or large area. It works on both men and women experiencing hair loss, ensuring a wide client base.

We also provide guidance on SMP aftercare best practices you can share with your clients to make sure they have the best experience after treatment.

Eximious provides hands-on training classes to residents across all of south Florida and the following cities of Pompano Beach, Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, Boca Raton, Deerfield Beach, Coral Springs, Sunrise, Fort Lauderdale, Davie, Weston, Parkland, Pembroke Pines, Miami, Hollywood, Tampa, Orlando, Fort Myers.

If you're searching for scalp micropigmentation training classes to help you learn how to perform the procedure, Eximious Barber Shop offers an in-person course. During this training, you learn how to safely perform the procedure so you can start offering it to your own clients. A major benefit of an in-person course is the ability to get hands-on experience in a one-to-one setting compared to group training. Upon course completion you will receive a certificate to display in your shop or on your website verifying you completed the training course from a licensed specialist. 

Some topics covered during the in-person hair tattoo training course includes:

Attending scalp micropigmentation training classes gives you the ability to add the service to your repertoire of business services which can increase your profits and help you provide a new level of aesthetic improvement to clients. Prices start at $1,295 for a single session depending on the extent of the client's hair loss, and most clients require multiple follow-up treatments for long-lasting results. The procedure is considered semi-permanent, so you can also set appointments for follow-up sessions when the pigmentation begins to fade.