Medical hair loss
Every cause of hair loss has different needs. Find your situation and see how we can help, with calm guidance, comfortable materials and complete discretion.
Often total, usually temporary loss
Hair loss usually begins a few weeks after treatment starts, and hair grows back once treatment ends. Meanwhile, the scalp often becomes more sensitive.
Suggested solutions: WigCaps & turbans
Patchy hair loss
An autoimmune condition that causes round patches without hair. Its extent can change over time, so it calls for a flexible solution.
Suggested solutions: TopperWig
Loss of all hair
Alopecia totalis means losing all scalp hair. With universalis, body hair, eyebrows and eyelashes are lost too. The wig becomes an everyday companion, so security and comfort matter most.
Suggested solutions: Wig
Gradual thinning at the crown
The most common form of hair loss in women: the parting widens and the crown thins, while the rest of the hair remains. A full wig usually isn't needed.
Suggested solutions: Topper
Menopause, pregnancy, thyroid
Menopause, childbirth or thyroid disorders can cause diffuse thinning. It's often temporary, but it affects confidence.
Suggested solutions: TopperWig
Hair loss from hair pulling
A recurring, hard-to-control urge to pull out one's hair. A wig or topper covers the areas and also acts as protection, giving hair time to grow back.
Suggested solutions: TopperWig
Permanent loss in specific areas
Conditions such as lichen planopilaris or frontal fibrosing alopecia, as well as scars from burns or surgery, leave areas where hair doesn't grow back.
Suggested solutions: TopperWig
Chemotherapy
Visit while you still have your hair. We match colour, length and cut, and can shorten your hair to make the transition gentler.
Your wig is ready whenever you need it. For home and sleep we suggest soft cotton caps and turbans.
New hair often comes in fine or with a different texture. A topper or a shorter style keeps you company until it grows.
Comfort
A realistic parting and a soft touch on the skin.
Less heat and weight, all day long.
Adjustable straps and silicone strips, plus special adhesives or tapes where needed.
For comfort at home and at night.
EOPYY
For medical hair loss, such as after chemotherapy or with alopecia, EOPYY (the Greek national health provider) covers part of the cost of a wig: up to 75% of the price, with a cap, and a replacement every 2 years.
Your doctor (oncologist, dermatologist, internist or GP) issues a medical referral dated before the purchase.
You choose your wig at the showroom and we give you a receipt with all the required details.
Apply online at gov.gr (with Taxisnet credentials, AMKA and IBAN) or at a KEP or EOPYY office.
Once approved, the amount is paid into your bank account.
Amounts and conditions are set by EOPYY and may change. We'll tell you what currently applies and help you with the paperwork.
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