How it sits
Compare your measurements with the information for that exact piece. Fit can change after hair loss. Our sizing guide helps you prepare.
Hair loss support, from Chelsea
Find a wig that
feels like you.
A familiar look. A fresh start. A little help deciding. Wherever you are with hair loss, you can start with what matters to you.
Explore wigs at your own pace, or speak with Chelsea about fit, style, care, and budget. You do not need to share a diagnosis to ask for help choosing a piece.
Your first consultation is free. No purchase required.
A real person to help.
A few things to consider
Start with your everyday.
The right choice depends on how you want to look, how you like to wear your hair, and the care that fits your routine.
What feels familiar
Think about length, texture, color, and coverage. You can stay close to your usual style or try something different.
How you will care for it
Ask for care instructions for the specific wig. Use heated tools only if the maker confirms the piece is heat resistant.
The whole picture
Include the piece, any adjustments, and care supplies in your budget. Check price, availability, and the return conditions before choosing.
Independent guidance: American Cancer Society wig guide and National Cancer Institute hair-loss guide.
One step at a time
A simpler way
to find your options.
You can browse first, ask a question, or book time with Chelsea. There is room to take your time.
Book time with ChelseaShare your preferences
Start with a style, a budget, or a question about fit. Reference photos are optional. You do not need to share a diagnosis to ask for product help.
Compare the details
Ask about cap size, hair type, color, length, and care. Confirm how the consultation will take place and any fitting or adjustment arrangements before you book.
Choose when you are ready
Review the product page and return policy. A consultation helps you compare choices; it does not require a purchase.
Making sense of the terminology
What is a
cranial prosthesis?
A cranial prosthesis is a term some benefit plans use for a wig worn because of medical hair loss. The name alone does not establish coverage or make every wig eligible.
Your insurer decides what your plan covers. HSA and FSA rules also depend on whether the expense qualifies and on the records required.
Use the benefits checklistWhen you are ready
A question is a good place to start.
Book a consultation with Chelsea, or use the AI shopping assistant for general product questions and to request human follow-up.
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