Human Hair Wigs for Hair Loss

Yes. Human hair wigs can be suitable for women experiencing hair loss caused by chemotherapy, alopecia, hormonal changes or thinning hair. Our collection includes natural-looking wigs selected for their realistic appearance, comfortable construction and natural movement.

Human hair wigs with a natural-looking hairline, carefully bleached knots and quality lace can create a very realistic finish. The best option will also depend on your preferred density, colour, length, cap construction and level of hair loss.

Many of our wigs are designed with comfort in mind and can be worn by customers with complete or partial hair loss. However, scalp sensitivity varies between individuals. We recommend booking a consultation if you need help selecting the most comfortable cap construction for your needs.

Many customers choose to wear a wig during chemotherapy. Because treatment and scalp sensitivity can affect everyone differently, you may wish to discuss wearing a wig with your healthcare team. We can help you choose a suitable size, density and construction based on your preferences.

Consider the cap size, construction, density, colour, length and level of maintenance required. You should also think about whether you want a ready-to-ship wig or a customised option. Our team can guide you through the available choices during a virtual or in-person consultation.

Yes. We offer virtual consultations as well as in-person appointments at our Canterbury and Oakville locations. During your consultation, we can discuss sizing, colour, cap construction, styling and the level of coverage you require.

Yes. We offer a medical hair-loss discount for eligible customers. The application process depends on the country in which you are based. UK customers may also qualify for VAT relief when purchasing a wig for an eligible medical condition. Please visit our medical hair-loss offers page for further information.

Yes. Our wigs include a six-month warranty, subject to our warranty terms and conditions. The use of wig glue or adhesive on the lace may invalidate the warranty, so please review the care and warranty instructions before wearing your wig.

Yes. Read Lizzie’s breast cancer and hair-loss story to learn about her experience of chemotherapy-related hair loss and how wearing a wig helped her feel like herself again.

https://www.nuolawigs.com/blogs/news/how-to-put-on-your-nuolawigs-human-hair-wig

Explore our helpful resources about alopecia and its different forms, hair loss during chemotherapy, and read Lizzie’s experience of breast cancer and chemotherapy-related hair loss.