No, scalp micropigmentation (SMP) ink is designed not to spread. SMP ink is specifically formulated to stay in place and maintain its defined shape after application. The ink is carefully deposited into the upper layers of the scalp using specialized needles, ensuring precise and controlled placement. Unlike traditional tattoo ink, which may spread or blur over time, SMP ink is formulated to minimize diffusion or migration. This helps to maintain the crisp, natural-looking appearance of the individual hair follicle impressions created during the SMP procedure. Proper technique and using high-quality SMP ink contribute to achieving the desired, non-spreading results.