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   Can I wear a wig before cancer treatment?

   • If you would like to wear a wig, you may find it helpful to visit a wig specialist before your cancer treatment to help match your hair colour and style. Some people are more comfortable cutting their hair very short before undergoing therapy. This means that hair loss will not seem as dramatic when it happens.

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   Do I need a wig for hair loss related to cancer treatment?

   • If you need a wig for hair loss related to cancer treatment, there are a lot of resources no matter your budget. Here are some things to consider when you look for a wig. Your cancer center: Some cancer centers offer discounted wigs and other styling services.

   Wigs for Hair Loss - American Cancer Society

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   How do I choose a wig for cancer?

   • Cancer Hair Care has more information. You can also contact Cancer Black Care for support and advice. Choose a wig which has the same volume of hair as you, or slightly less. This will make it less obvious that you are wearing a wig. Remember a wig can be cut and styled by a hairdresser or wig consultant.

   Wigs for cancer treatment - Macmillan Cancer Support

   www.macmillan.org.uk/cancer-information-and-support/impacts-of-cancer/hair-loss/wigs-for-cancer-treatment

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   How do you store a wig?

   • Place the wig on a stand to dry. Do not dye your wig or use any type of heat treatment. If you choose to use a blow-dryer, use only the cool setting. During storage, keep your wig on a stand away from heat, dust, and humidity. You may wish to cover it to keep it protected when not in use.

   Wigs for Chemo Patients: What to Know & How to Choose - Healthline

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   How do you get rid of hair after chemotherapy?

   • Some people cut their hair short, while others shave their heads. You may opt to wear a mesh cap to catch falling hair. If you have long hair, you can look into selling or donating it. It’s important to remember that hair loss from chemotherapy is temporary, according to the American Cancer Society.

   Wigs for Chemo Patients: What to Know & How to Choose - Healthline

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   Where can I get a wig if I have hair loss?

   • Cancer Research UK has more information on getting a wig on the NHS. If you're a black or minority ethnic patient with hair loss, you may need to find a wig that suits you from a specialist wig store. A charity called The Little Princess Trust provides free real-hair wigs to children and young adults in the UK up to the age of 24.

   Chemotherapy - Cancer and hair loss - NHS

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2. www.macmillan.org.uk › wigs-for-cancer-treatmentWigs for cancer treatment - Macmillan Cancer Support

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   There are specialist wig suppliers, or you may be able to buy a wig in a department store or wig shop. If your hair loss is caused by cancer treatment, you should not have to pay VAT on wigs or hairpieces.

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   If you're a black or minority ethnic patient with hair loss, you may need to find a wig that suits you from a specialist wig store. Hair loss in children. A charity called The Little Princess Trust provides free real-hair wigs to children and young adults in the UK up to the age of 24.

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   Home. Impacts of cancer. Hair loss. Cancer treatments can cause hair loss. We have information about wigs, hats, scalp care and more to help you deal with hair loss. On this page. Hair loss and cancer treatment. How to prepare for hair loss. When hair begins to fall out. Emotional support during hair loss. Options for people with hair loss.

   • You might choose a wig in a similar style to your usual hairstyle. Or you might try out different styles. If you have only lost some of your hair,...
   • Hats come in many different shapes, styles and colours, and will help keep your head warm and covered. Wearing a wide-brimmed hat is also a great w...
   • Scarves and bandanas are available in different colours and materials, and are light and easy to wear. The best fabrics to use are cotton, light-we...
   • Some companies design headwear specially for people who lose their hair due to cancer treatment. Any headwear should cover the hairline and be comf...
   • Turbans can be made of cotton, velvet, silk, bamboo or towelling. They are comfortable to wear, especially in hot weather. Some people find it comf...
   • African and Caribbean headwraps may be made of a thicker cotton fabric than scarves and bandanas. You can buy these from specialist shops online an...
   • You can also make head coverings yourself. This might be using fabric, or from clothing such as a t-shirt. There are videos online telling you how...
   • Some wig suppliers sell fringes on a Velcro® band. Some suppliers also make turbans and scarves with optional fringes, or headbands with hair attac...
   • If you have only lost some of your hair, you may find that a change in hairstyle helps hide any hair thinning. There are hairdressers and barbers w...

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   Home. Impacts of cancer. Hair loss during treatment. Cancer treatment can affect your hair in different ways. On this page. What causes hair loss in people with cancer? Hair loss from chemotherapy. Hair loss from radiotherapy. Surgery. Other treatments. Questions to ask your healthcare team. About our information. How we can help.

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   When not wearing your wig, store it for short periods of time (overnight or for a few days) on a wig stand. Only use hair care products (shampoo, conditioner, etc.) specially formulated for wigs. Do not use a hairdryer, blow dryer, or curling iron unless the wig is resistant to heat.

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   May 31, 2022 · Do not dye your wig or use any type of heat treatment. If you choose to use a blow-dryer, use only the cool setting. During storage, keep your wig on a stand away from heat, dust, and...

9. www.cancerresearchuk.org › about-cancer › copingCoping with hair loss and thinning - Cancer Research UK

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   You can wear a soft inner cap (a wig stocking) under the wig to make it more comfortable. Some people worry that the wig will slip or fall off. You can buy sticky pads designed specifically to keep the wig still.