A receding hairline
The temples have crept back and the front edge has lost its shape. A drawn hairline puts a clean, natural border back where it belongs.
Scalp micropigmentation · Willowick
Tracy Whitman draws each hairline by hand, for one face, then builds it in pigment one tiny dot at a time. A private studio in Willowick for receding hairlines, thinning crowns and widening parts.
5.0 on Yelp, every review five stars
One client at a time.
Suite 1, inside Pat's Hair World, Vine Street.
Scalp micropigmentation (SMP)
SMP is a cosmetic tattoo for the scalp. Fine pigment is placed in thousands of tiny dots that mimic the look of hair follicles. On a thinning area, that closes the contrast between hair and scalp so it looks fuller. On a shaved head, it gives a fresh, close-cropped look with a sharp, defined hairline.
Non-surgical
No grafts, no incisions, no hairpieces to maintain.
Drawn for your face
The hairline is mapped by hand before a single dot goes in.
Men and women
Receding hairlines, thinning crowns and widening parts.
Seen from above, front of the head at the top. Teal marks the area SMP is there to fill.
The temples have crept back and the front edge has lost its shape. A drawn hairline puts a clean, natural border back where it belongs.
Scalp showing through at the back of the head. Pigment between the hairs you still have cuts the contrast, so the area looks fuller.
For women too. When the part line has spread, soft density along it takes the attention away from the scalp.
A scar that stands out against the hair around it. Ask Tracy whether pigment can help it blend in.

Step two: the hairline goes on in pencil first, so you can see it before it’s permanent.
How it works
Every appointment starts with a conversation: what bothers you when you look in the mirror, what you want to see instead, and whether SMP is the right answer for you.
Before any pigment goes in, Tracy maps your hairline by hand, in pencil, directly on your head. You see the shape, you check it in the mirror, and you adjust it together.
Pigment is placed as tiny, individual dots under magnification, layered so the result looks like hair follicles, not a solid shade.
You leave knowing exactly how to look after your scalp while it settles, with before and after care explained step by step.

“She also went through all the before and after treatment with me so I healed properly.”
Autumn R., on Yelp
From the blog
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Women usually lose hair differently from men. The hairline stays and the part spreads. Here is how pigment along the part can make hair look fuller.
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The seven-stage chart used to describe male pattern hair loss, explained stage by stage, and where SMP fits at each one.

Meet your artist
Tracy owns and runs Hairline Redesigned, working one client at a time from her own suite inside Pat's Hair World on Vine Street in Willowick.
Her clients describe her the same way, again and again: personable, patient, and clear about exactly what she’s going to do before she does it. For something you’ll see in the mirror every day, that matters.

Consultations are relaxed and unhurried. Bring questions, bring photos, or just come and see the studio.
Reviews
I got a couple services done by Tracy. She was very personable and made me comfortable. She also went through all the before and after treatment with me so I healed properly.
Tracy is very personable. She made the process quick and easy and I was very satisfied with the results.
The studio
The studio is Suite 1 inside Pat's Hair World, the brick building on Vine Street. A quiet, private room, just you and Tracy.



Questions
Short answers to the things people ask first. Anything else, ask Tracy directly.
Consultations
Tell Tracy a little about what you’d like done and the best way to reach you. She’ll get back to you to talk it through and find a time.