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It is not easy to go through chemotherapy and radiation for cancer. Women and men undergoing these treatments face a number of considerable difficulties. A common side effect they experience is hair loss. Most people consider their hair as an important part of their appearance. The dramatic hair loss caused by these cancer treatments can wreak a surprising amount of havoc on a person's self-esteem.To deal with this problem, many cancer patients and survivors choose to wear scarves, hats or wigs. But some may not be aware that there is another option: hair extensions. Wigs can be hot, itchy and inconvenient to put on, take off and maintain. Some people discover that hair extensions are more practical, comfortable, and easy to care for because they stay in and can be styled just like your natural hair. An expert application will not be inexpensive, but it will help give a boost to self-image during this difficult time.Several hair replacement studios and salons banded together to form Recover with Confidence when they realized what a hard time women were having getting information and getting fitted for a medically necessary wig (called a cranial prosthesis) before (or while) suffering hair loss from chemo. These hair replacement studios aimed to bring a higher level of hair loss information, care and support to chemotherapy patients when they need it most. "We realized chemo patients couldn get wig information from their doctors and couldn rely on suitable wigs or wig fitting or styling from a regular wig shop, so we decided we had the skills and desire to help them. We cater to patients' sensitive scalps and their need for gentle care, both emotionally and physically, as well as their need for a properly fitted, beautifully natural, medically necessary wig. We even guide women in overcoming logistical issues such as getting insurance to pay for their wig," explains Bob Rider, owner of HRC in Dayton, Ohio.