The Look Women Crave and Men Respect™  

      At the Artistry Concepts™ Hair Replication Center, we permanently recreate the natural look of your lost hair, one individual follicle at a time, using a unique procedure known as the Artistry Concepts Hybrid Method (ACHM2™).  This patent-pending procedure is only available at Artistry Concepts™ Hair Replication Center in Englewood, Florida, USA.  The Artistry Concepts Hybrid Method™ replicates lost hair follicles with our own blend of specifically formulated permanent pigments, applied with highly specialized micro-tools, and is available nowhere else in the world. 

   BEFORE     Researched, created and perfected by nationally recognized veteran tattoo and micropigmentation artist Mark A. Weston, the Artistry Concepts Hybrid Method™ is a unique result of blending fine art tattooing, micropigmentation and medical tattooing that re-creates the look of hair density in receding hairline and balding areas.  While other procedures are known as micro hair tattooing, hair follicle replication, hair tattoo, paramedical micropigmentation, cosmetic transdermal or hair simulation, none of these methods have the specific patent-pending application method nor the proprietary tools of the ACHM2™.  Other providers' methods are neither permanently successful nor can they duplicate the realistic look that the ACHM2™ provides.

  AFTER     The result achieved with the ACHM2™ closely resembles the popular and stylish "buzz" cut, which compliments most mens' faces, and makes the jaw appear wider and more masculine.  The procedure requires no recuperation time and produces remarkable results with all skin types and colors.  Whether you have no hair, thin hair, or even poor results of a hair transplant,  ACHM2™  can provide you with a natural look you never thought possible!  Create a healthier image with a full head of hair.

    The ACHM™ and ACHM2™ is the only permanent procedure, and is successfully used on any level of baldness, from a simple receding hairline to total alopecia.  It requires only one application, is nearly undetectable (except by touch), and very few (if any) touch-ups are required.  Mark Weston is world renowned  for being able to achieve remarkable results with this procedure.  In fact, he has achieved such amazing hair replication detail that other micropigmentation specialists have deemed his method “impossible to duplicate.” ACHM2™ truly mimics tiny follicle size with precision and detail that is simply not available with other providers.   

This proprietary equipment and specialized effect cannot be attained from your local permanent cosmetics salon, tattoo artist, or other providers claiming to be able to replicate hair follicles.  While they are able to create a similar look, they are unable to mimic the true follicle look of the ACHM2™

      And best of all, the  ACHM™ and ACHM2™ was created right here in the USA, by an American Veteran-Owned Business

        I continue to perfect this cutting-edge technology to its highest level, and I will continue to provide unparalleled research and development in this field.   You will get a professional with many years of technical and hands-on experience.   I am forthwith about my work and especially my photos, and do not hide behind tiny photos that cannot be enlarged for close inspection.  This website is designed as an informational site to properly educate you in this procedure.  I give you clear facts and answers regarding the use of my own specially formulated pigments versus conventional cosmetic/tattoo pigments, as well as other similar procedures available.  Find out more by visiting the The Center, Research and the  ACHM2™ Hair Replication pages.   I would also like to take this opportunity to personally thank all of our website visitors for the numerous emails and telephone calls commending my work.  I hope to be able to help all of you who have contacted me as soon as possible, and I apologize for the somewhat lengthy wait time for an  ACHM2™ procedure. I do request that you take some time to thoroughly peruse our website.  You will find answers to any and all questions you may have.  Thank you.  

"CORPORATE ESPIONAGE"

     I have been requested through several emails to address the "speculation" surrounding my policies about posting of clients' photos in public domains. The first (and last) instance was last December when a client of mine posted his "after" photo on a forum.  Within days, my client called informing us that the photo had been copied and reappeared on a completely different forum.  This reappeared photo had been so butchered and altered it would have scared anyone off from considering my work.  We contacted the administrator of this second forum and he was kind enough to work with us after we sent him a copy of the original client's personal photo.  The photo was removed.  Since that time my policies on direct public domain posting of photos is that the client sends their personal photos to us first for watermarking.  And yes, posting copywritten photos without prior permission is infringement, especially when the photo is posted out of context without the corresponding information, and then misidentified.  (This is why we retain intellectual property counsel). 

     Late last fall, a "client" came to me  for the ACHM and left pleased.   After emailing me requesting the "before" photos of himself a couple of months later, I then requested he forward his "after" photos to me for watermarking.  In his same email he indicated he wanted to refer a client to me so he needed his photos.  Never hearing back from him again, I then discovered he was posting derogatory comments about us on forums.  This is when I discovered he opened his own "hair replication" business.   (This man, Marshall Charloff, is a silent owner of Good Look Ink.)  He then proceeded to remove watermarked and copywritten photos from my website (deliberately altered off the watermarks) and utilized them as his own work.  To date, this "business" still continues to post various erroneous and negative comments thoughout the Internet.    Our legal counsel has a case building against them. 

     To bring additional matters t0 attention, we have caught two different “clients” attempting to steal equipment and supplies from our procedure room.  The first “client” was attempting to leave with some ACHM2 supplies in a magazine he had brought.  It had accidentally dropped from his magazine on our lobby floor upon his departure.  The second “client” was discovered stuffing his cargo pants with bottles of the ACHM pigment, again from the procedure room.  Another “client” was found taking photos of my equipment with his camera phone, which we required be removed before he left the building. 

     Another potential "client"  wanted to speak to one of my previous clients about his ACHM2™ experience (not an unfair request, but extremely pushy and adamant).  My client reported back to me that this "potential" client's questions were way beyond the simple "Do you like it, do you recommend it, etc."  This "client" actually offered my previous client $2500 to disclose any and all technical information that he may be aware of.  But what he didn't realize was that our previous client just happened to be an undercover police detective. 

     I must live in a sheltered world; it never crossed my mind that Artistry Concepts would be a victim of attempted “corporate espionage” just by trying to help as many men as I can.  I was brought up with the ethics to work hard for yourself.  People who would rather steal, criticize and lie to gain recognition than put in the work are beyond my comprehension.  

     For this reason, it is a shame that we have now had to become surrounded in a high-security environment.  We have since installed in the last three months live video surveillance in the ACHM procedure room and lobby, as well as the outside of the building.  All the ACHM equipment and supplies are secured in a safe and removed only when I start the procedure.  Clients are not permitted to have cell phones, I Pods or any other electronic devices, reading material or any other personal items in the procedure room.  They are required to sign specific releases pertaining to do not compete, confidentiality (ACHM only, not general outcome) and public domain posting of unwatermarked photos.  What is next......blindfolds, background checks  and metal detectors?

(941) 681-2157

6919 Spinnaker Blvd, Englewood, FL  USA 34224

        Email:  info@artistryconceptsllc.com