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Hair loss is one of the most common and distressing side effects of cancer treatment. Whether you are undergoing chemotherapy, targeted therapy, or radiation, hair thinning or shedding can happen, and it’s emotionally challenging for many patients. This blog post will help you understand why hair loss happens, how to cope with it emotionally and physically, and practical steps you can take to feel...

Taking care of your scalp during cancer treatment isn’t just about looks, it's about feeling comfortable and kind to yourself during a difficult time, as cancer treatment can bring many changes to the body, and the scalp is often one of the most affected areas.  Treatments such as chemotherapy, radiation, or certain medications may cause hair loss, scalp dryness, tenderness, or sensitivity. For many...

Choosing between synthetic and human-hair options can feel overwhelming, but with a little guidance, you’ll get to know what fits you best. We’ll explain the essentials in this post so you can find the wig that supports you, suits your style, and gives you comfort when you need it most.  Below are the two main types of medical wigs; synthetic and human hair, showing...