Selecting Your Hair Piece

We provide hair loss solutions and services for patients going through chemotherapy, radiation, alopecia, thinning hair, androgenetic hair loss, hormonal hair loss, trichotillomania, autoimmune diseases (rheumatoid arthritis, lupus).

Synthetic hair is more low maintenance, more budget-friendly, and easy to care for. It is a wash and wear fiber that has a memory. Therefore, its style, whether wavy or straight, automatically bounces back into its proper form even after it’s been washed. Synthetic hair can’t be exposed to heat, blow dryers, curling irons, flat irons, ovens. It reacts to friction which can cause it to look frizzy. This is a great solution for those who have difficulty styling their own hair or don’t have a lot of time to spend working on it.

Human hair is a good option for those who want more flexibility to do more styling. This type of wig involves a little more maintenance and care than synthetic hair because it must be restyled each time it is washed. Deep conditioning, as well as proper hydration, are also important to keep the pieces from getting too dry and damaged. Overall, human hair is more durable than synthetic hair and will hold up longer to wear and tear.

There are four main types of cap constructions: Machine-made, Mono Top, All Hand-Tied, and Lace Front