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My sons used to ask: Mummy why don’t you have any hair?’ Brave mum opens up about battle with trichotillomania

An inspirational mum of two has opened up about a mental health condition that caused her to pull her own hair out since she was 10 years old – leaving her with large bald patches for most of her life. Angela Habeshis, 51, suffers from trichotillomania (TTM). For years, Angela, who lives in Hertfordshire, […]

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Alopecia Awareness Month 3D Wigs

Top hair loss expert and new treatment pioneer, Dr. Alan J. Bauman, discusses how new hair and scalp cranial prosthetic hair replacements made with 3D-printing are offering new hope to alopecia sufferers. September is National Alopecia Areata Awareness Month and it’s an important opportunity for those suffering from alopecia areata and other less common types […]

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August- National Hair Loss Awareness Month: Some Facts behind this Surprisingly Common Condition

The American Academy of Dermatology has designated August as National Hair Loss Awareness Month. According to the American Hair Loss Association, an estimated 80 million men and women in the United States suffer from hair loss. Surprisingly, women represent 40 percent of American hair loss sufferers, and children with hair loss account for roughly 3% […]

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Cold Caps or a Wig for Cancer Patients

Chances are, if you have been diagnosed with cancer or know someone who has, you have heard the term, “cold cap.” These treatments help reduce the hair loss that often accompanies chemotherapy regimens. It may seem tempting, after hearing about this treatment, to assume that a cancer wig is unnecessary. However, there are certain factors […]

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Cancer experience

you can try wigs, hats or turbans, but like so much of the cancer experience there’s no single right way to do it Becoming temporarily bald is a common side effect of cancer treatment. For many, it is a difficult and all-too-visible symbol of illness and loss. Do you know why people often lose their hair while […]

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Dealing-with-Cancer-Hair-Loss

FOR MANY, HAIR LOSS IS A DIFFICULT SIDE EFFECT OF CANCER TREATMENTS. HAIR LOSS CAN AFFECT YOUR SELF-ESTEEM, CONFIDENCE AND OUTLOOK ON LIFE. One of the worrisome aspects of cancer treatment is the possibility of hair loss. Many people lose all of their hair, while others undergoing treatment don’t lose any at all. If you […]

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