For victims of hair loss due to cancer treatments, like radiation or chemotherapy, preparing a good quality or a custom wig prior to total hair loss may be an excellent way to reduce stress by eliminating the bald look.

The first concern for cancer patients is usually hair loss, while it is not life-threatening, it can cause emotional distress. Cancer patients show compliance with treatment, despite the knowledge that their hair may fall out. There is the comfort to cancer patients that a wig is always an option to hide their hair loss.

On average, ordering time for a custom human hair wig takes six to eight weeks. Therefore, one should prepare ahead. Starting at two months prior to radiation therapy, patients should consult a hair replacement or custom wig specialist. At that time, they may discuss the patient’s specific hair needs; which will include hair type, color density, and life style. A follow up visit will include fitting of the new custom wig, getting the piece ready before the hair loss becomes noticeable.

Find a comfortable and relaxing environment. One that pampers and supports you with a custom wig, a unique hair replacement for the individual. The use of a hair piece or a wig to conceal hair loss is what millions of others are using.

It’s important to get the wig ordered before losing hair. It is not recommend changing hair styles during the onset of the treatments. As the hair begins to fall out, it is suggested to return to the wig center for an adjustment. With most patients, hair will grow back after the treatment is completed. However, some patients may never grow their hair back to the same thickness or texture.

Handmade or custom-made hair-pieces are more expensive than machine-made wigs. The most natural look will be with a custom human hair wig made by an expert professional. Professionals who specialize in wigs and hair replacement services offer many advantages unavailable at a conventional hair salon or wig retailer.