Women’s Wigs
Is it a wig or a hair piece or a cranial prosthesis a hair enhancement, or a hair replacement?
There are many different terms that are used to describe the products available marketing hair loss solutions. Ultimately, they are widely known as wigs by the general public. Each company that sells wigs will use their own individual marketing strategy giving the products the label that they think will appeal to the audience they are trying to attract.
When a female patient is experiencing hair loss due to any of the many medically related causes, the physician may advise the patient to consider the option of a wig to help to cope with their condition. They may provide a prescription for a medical cranial hair prosthesis for insurance purposes.
Sometimes it can become very confusing for women who are seeking solutions and trying to find the right hair replacement product. All of the different terms, labels, terminology, and products that are advertised may leave you wondering what it all means. I have put together a glossary to help define specfic terms.
You will find many articles that will help you to figure all of this out and provide you with information regarding how the different types of non surgical hair replacement products are made, the difference in quality, and what might be suitable for your situation.
Whether it is a human hair hand-tied cranial prosthesis or a synthetic machine made wig; you will be able to have the tools necessary to make a wise decision when purchasing the product that is best suited for your lifestyle and situation.
