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Yes. Most of the time you can. These two conditions do need more thought than an average fitting though, since both affect the skin barrier directly, and the scalp’s already a common spot for either one to show up. Add…

Yes. In most cases, you can. A sensitive scalp isn’t a reason to write off a hair system completely. It’s a reason to be careful about which materials, adhesives and wear routine you go with, since getting that combination wrong…

No. Not if it’s fitted well. Most men who wear a system go through their whole week without a single person clocking it, and that includes coworkers, close friends, even partners who’ve never been told outright. I say this a…

It’s the question almost everyone asks in a first consultation, usually a bit quietly. Will it fall off at the gym? In the wind? On a packed Tube carriage? Short answer: no. A properly fitted and well-kept hair system doesn’t…

Mostly, yeah. Comb it, blow dry it, work product through it, even cut a hair replacement system the same way you’d cut real hair. Most days nobody treats it any differently once it’s on, which is actually the whole point…

Short answer: secure enough that most men stop thinking about it after the first couple of weeks. They go to work in it, train in it, get rained on in it, doze off on the sofa in it. It stays…

A properly fitted, correctly maintained hair replacement system should not damage your existing natural hair. The system sits on the scalp in the area of hair loss and is attached using medical-grade adhesive or tape. It does not grip, pull,…

Custom fitting is the difference between a system that looks like it belongs on you and one that just looks like hair sitting on a head. That’s really the whole article in one sentence. Everything below is the long version.…

A hair replacement system for significant hair loss is built differently to a system fitted for early thinning, mainly because there’s little or no natural hair left to blend into. Significant hair loss usually means Norwood stage five, six, or…