Standardization of SMP Procedure and Its Impact on Outcome

    January 2017 in “ Journal of Cutaneous and Aesthetic Surgery ”
    Rachita Dhurat, Sujit J S Shanshanwal, Ameet Dandale
    TLDR Standardizing the SMP procedure improves treatment results for hair loss.
    The document titled "Standardization of SMP procedure and its impact on outcome" from January 1, 2017, discussed the importance of standardizing the Scalp Micropigmentation (SMP) procedure to improve outcomes. The standardization aimed to ensure consistency, safety, and effectiveness in treating hair loss and alopecia. The study highlighted that a standardized approach could lead to more predictable and satisfactory results for patients, reducing variability in outcomes. The document emphasized the need for training and adherence to standardized protocols among practitioners to achieve the best possible results in SMP treatments.
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