The holidays season is here! From shopping, cooking, decorating and gathering with friends and family, this time of the year is emotionally and physically exhausting for even the healthiest of people. It’s a time of celebration and connecting with loved ones, but the whirlwind of activities and expectations can be ...

What happens to your hair before during and after chemo: If you have cancer and are about to undergo chemotherapy, you are probably wondering what might happen to your hair as your treatment progresses. Chemotherapy drugs work by attacking rapidly growing cancer cells, but they also attack other rapidly growing cells, ...

There are many things to consider when selecting a wig. There are countless reasons that people decide to purchase and wear wigs. For some, it can be a fun accessory to alter the appearance for a special occasion. For others, it is a necessary replacement for medically induced hair loss resulting ...

October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month (NBCAM). Here is a history of the development of NBCAM. Beginning October 1, it will be impossible not to notice the color pink popping up everywhere. From golf balls to shoelaces, everyday items will be bathed in shades from neon pink to baby blush. ...

The causes of women's hair loss and thinning can range from simple dietary issues to complex health concerns. In many cases, there are solutions to treat female hair loss. Here are some reasons there may be less hair on your head, and what might help: STRESS Physical stress – Extreme physical trauma ...

Will insurance cover the cost of a wig? Partial or complete baldness from certain conditions such as cancer treatment, alopecia and trichotillomania are categorized as medically induced hair loss. For these individuals, there may be ways to offset or even completely cover the cost of the wig, which, for medical purposes, ...

There are many options available for styling your image following hair loss. Whether it’s long flowing locks, platinum tipped spikes or silver streaked tresses, our hair is often a significant part of how others see us, and how we look at ourselves. Cancer, chemotherapy, female pattern balding and alopecia can all ...

We make choosing a chemotherapy wig easy and comfortable When a woman is about to begin chemotherapy, the first thing she thinks about is: Will I live?  Will I lose my hair? The treatments can be very daunting on the body and the emotions, let alone the social aspect of feeling like everyone ...

January is Cervical Health/ Cervical Cancer Awareness Month; a time when everyone should take a moment to learn the facts about cervical cancer. While this is a noble cause, 12,200 women every year don’t have the luxury of devoting a single day to it. This is their life. If you’re ...