Thinning at the crown, a temple that has crept back, or hair that will not grow past a certain point. The same methods used on extensions work on men, and almost nobody in this city does them properly.
Which one suits you depends on how much of your own hair is left and where. That gets decided at the consultation, honestly, including being told if you are not a good candidate.
Individual strands beaded into your own hair. No glue, no heat, no thread. Best when you still have hair but it has gone thin and flat through the top.
A breathable base fitted to the bald area and blended into your own hairline, then cut in like a haircut. For a crown or a front that has gone completely.
Not everyone is covering a gap. Some men want length for a bun, locs or braids, or texture their own hair does not have.
You are not sitting in an open salon while this happens. One client at a time, in a private suite off South Rainbow, with the door shut.
Most men come in expecting to be talked into something. What actually happens is you get told what your hair can and cannot take, what the upkeep really costs in time and money, and whether it is worth doing at all.
1040 South Rainbow Blvd, Suite 101
Las Vegas, Nevada
A private consultation, no pitch. You get told straight whether it is worth doing.
Not if it is matched and cut properly. The giveaway is almost never the hair itself, it is a colour that does not match your root or a hairline that starts too low and too straight. Both are fixable, and both get decided before anything is fitted.
Yes. You will be shown how to wash it, dry it and sleep in it before you leave. Chlorine and salt water need rinsing out the same as they would with your own hair.
Micro-links get moved up every six to eight weeks as your own hair grows. A system is reattached on a similar cycle. The maintenance appointment is the part that keeps it looking right.
Done correctly, no. Done too tight or left in too long, yes. That is the honest answer, and it is why the maintenance appointment is not optional.
It depends entirely on how much area is being covered and which method. You get a real number at the consultation, before you commit to anything.
A consultation is a conversation, not a sales pitch. Tell me what is going on and I will tell you straight what can be done about it.