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Get a list of wig shops in your area from your cancer team, other patients, or from the phone book. You can also order the American Cancer Society’s “tlc” Tender Loving Care® catalog (for women with hair loss due to cancer treatment) by visiting tlc or by calling 1-800-850-9445.
tlc (Tender Loving Care) is an American Cancer Society publication. We offer products for women coping with breast cancer or any cancer treatment that causes hair loss as well as advice on how to use these products. Products include wigs, hairpieces, headwear, and mastectomy products.
All wigs provided by NWFCS are made from human hair and can be cut, colored and styled; they are completely customizable! To get your perfect wig, click the button below, fill out the form, and we'll reach out to you to connect you with a partner salon in your area.
Dec 12, 2022 · American Cancer Society (ACS) www.cancer.org Some American Cancer Society offices offer free wigs to people with cancer. For more information, go to your local American Cancer Society office or call 800-ACS-2345 (800-227-2345). CancerCare www.cancercare.org CancerCare offers free wigs to people with cancer.
May 15, 2022 · 1. Prepare for Hair Loss. According to the American Cancer Society, hair starts to fall out within one to three weeks after starting chemotherapy and may become noticeable one to two months...
Many cancer patients face hair loss as the result of their treatment, and many decide to wear a wig until their hair starts to grow back. Choosing the right wig can be a difficult decision. If you choose to wear a wig, the best one for you will: Appear natural-looking. Feel comfortable and fits well. Fit your budget.
A wig made of real human hair could cost between $800 and $3,000, or more, and it requires more care than you give your own hair. Advertisement. Go for the best-quality, most natural-looking wig you can afford. Key features that make a wig look realistic are a lace front and a monofilament part or top.
