This might sound obvious for some people, and for some - not so much. But, were you aware that your insurance most likely will pay for your cancer wigs? It's true! Of course your doctor has to write you a prescription for a "extra cranial prosthesis", which is indeed a wig! Some of the insurance companies will reimburse you while others will not. I just think this is an important product for a cancer patient. Besides, you should take a few steps before you get ready to get your wig.
First off, you should consider cutting your hair or shaving your head. It's less traumatic when it comes to losing your hair during chemotherapy. You should also look at a few salon books and see which one looks the best to you as far as length and color go. You can choose something close to your original style and hair, or you can choose something completely different from these European wigs. Also, try to pick out your wig before you start chemotherapy. The reason?
Chances are you will have more energy before the chemo starts and you will be more focused when choosing a cut and color. These human hair wig products come in all sorts of styles, colors, lengths and of course prices. Most women choose the human hair wig because it looks the realest. You can also find wig accessories and even ponytail wigs at www.MCwigs.com
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