Full Wigs cover 100% of the scalp area (the area of the head that is normally covered by hair). There are many situations that make wearing a cranial prosthetic or wig a necessity; and also several where a woman chooses to wear them.
Chemotherapy, Trichotillomania, as well as any of the forms of Alopecia, can produce enough hair loss to warrant wearing a full wig. This is usually over 50% loss. Up to 50% loss, a woman can usually get away with wearing something like a larger sized hairpiece or integration. But when the amount of loss exceeds 50%, there is not enough hair to conceal or cover certain bases, or to attach to.
Convenience, fun and fashion are some reasons why a woman may choose to wear a wig. Wearing a wig is fast and easy; once a wig is styled and ready to wear, there is a minimum of preparation. You can choose to have short auburn hair one day, and be long and blonde the next. A woman may have a ‘wardrobe’ of wigs (or different types of hairpieces), making it convenient for her to transition from daytime into evening looks.
**Sometimes a hairpiece can be a combination of base types and materials, and a blend of human hair and heat-resistant synthetic, based on the wearer’s individual needs.
Palm Beach County
North Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Palm Beach, Juno Beach, Jupiter, Jupiter Island, Tequesta, Delray Beach, Lake Worth, Wellington, Singer Island, Boca Raton, West Palm Beach
Martin County
Jensen Beach, Stuart, Hobe Sound, Palm City, Indiantown
Broward County
Fort Lauderdale, Boynton Beach, Pompano Beach, Coral Springs
