- Country: USA
- Region: MA
- City: Stoughton
- City area: Central Street
- Address: 1595 Central Street Stoughton MA. 02072
Scalp Designs was founded in 2015, after owner John Toti struggled with his own hair loss journey and found relief through SMP.
“Looking in the mirror with a hairline was the most incredible feeling! I took back my confidence. That’s when I decided I was going to start my own company. I knew by far this was the best solution for hair loss, so I wanted to help other men and women who felt hostage to always wearing hats, and free them from the daily maintenance of using cover up concealers such as toppik, hairpiece’s, wigs and multiple failed transplants”
John lost his hair at the very young age of 20. After years of struggling with hair insecurities alone, he was sick of dealing with the daily maintenance of wigs and hairpieces. John decided that enough was enough. There had to be a better solution.
During his years as a cosmetic tattoo artist, John attended a conference that changed everything. The topic of pigmentation made to replicate hair follicles was introduced as a potential treatment for hair loss. “I came home, found a trainer, and successfully worked on 5 models.” After months of training, John became the first licensed SMP technician in New England.
Upon completing his own SMP treatment John felt a huge weight had been lifted off his shoulders. He finally felt confident in his hair and himself, and it was an incredible feeling. This was the moment John realized he wanted to start his own company to help others who felt insecure about their balding heads.
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