Saturday, October 20, 2012
The Hairpiece: You Get What You Pay For
Think of a hairpiece as you would a new suit, as something to compliment your appearance.
If you visited a tailor to have a suit made, he would take your precise measurements, inquire as to your intended use for the outfit, and then, together, you would select the cloth for the garment. After you left his shop, he would spend hours carefully sewing the suit to meet your specifications.
If the price of a tailored suit were above your means, but you still desired quality, chances are your next choice would be a selection from a reputable men's store. You would have several ready-made outfits from which to chose, most of which would be carefully-sewn copies of creations by well-known designers. Of course, the fit wouldn't be as perfect as that of a tailor-made suit, but most of these stores have someone available to make required alterations, enabling you to still be a well-dressed man.
The final alternative available to you would be to settle for a ready-made suit off the rack in some discount house. In most cases an alternations man wouldn't be on hand, so you would have to settle for a suit closet to, but not exactly, your size. More than likely, this would not be a suit in which you would gain extra pride by simply feeling its cloth or by examining its workmanship, but at least it would serve its purpose. Your outfit would be another one of many mass-produced garments that is just a suit, nothing more.
And so it is with hairpieces. They range from the tailor-made exclusives all the way to those that will just get by. If you are concerned enough about your appearance to even consider buying a hairpiece, you should ask for one that is the closest to your natural hair as possible, one that will serve you well and be a wise investment.
Remember, a hairpiece should be the most personal and individual component of your wardrobe.
davidhansen.com
Saturday, July 7, 2012
Cancer hair loss
The common name for medical hair loss solution is cranial prosthesis.
- Chemotherapy
- Radiation
- All types of Alopecia
- Burn victims
- Accident victims
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Many radiation and chemotherapy
patients experience hair loss during their treatment. This could last
anywhere from a year up, meanwhile there are solutions to this excessive
hair loss. Custom made full skull-caps are especially designed to cover
the entire balding area from the widow’s peak all the way to the nape
of the neck. This gives the patient a full head of natural looking hair,
similar to the way they had it before the hair loss.
Chemotherapy and cancer treatment hair loss
Insurance coverage options
There are several guidelines you need to follow in order to receive
this coverage:
- Check the benefits of your insurance (usually there is a section under covered expenses that relates to prostheses.)
- You would need to ask your physician to write you a prescription for FULL CRANIAL HAIR PROSTHESIS
- To be safe you may also want to ask the physician to write a letter explaining the impact hair loss has on a person’s well being that are symptomatic of your condition. Low self esteem, depression and isolation are some common symptoms.
- Once you order your cranial hair prosthesis keep the copy of your sales or invoice receipt.
- You may also include a letter from you explaining the importance of the prosthesis for your well being.
Friday, July 6, 2012
Things to know when living with a hairpiece
Friday, June 29, 2012
How to choose best hair loss system from best person
Thursday, June 14, 2012
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Summer is here, time to look great
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Best solution for hair loss
Saturday, May 26, 2012
hair restoration
Hope that my website is helpful
David Hansen
Friday, May 25, 2012
What causes hair loss or in thier words why am I loosing my hair?!
Another factor possibly related to hair loss is elevated androgens. This triggers an increase in the production of sebum (oil) , this also leads to inflammation. The hair begins to progressively miniaturizes under the fading autoimmune attack, so that with each following growth cycle the hair gets shorter and thinner until it finally turns into peach fuzz.
Male pattern baldness has multiple contributing factors once the process has began. Some of the things to take in account is damage to blood vessel linings which prevent a growth factor they normally produce. Similarly it has been observed that severe baldness is strongly connected with heart disease and even diabetes. There are likely other factors as well.
Monday, April 9, 2012
David Hansen, the Ultimate Men’s Barber & Hair Replacement Specialist……Dedicated, Convenient, and Passionate to his clients.
Having over 50 years of experience in the field of hairstyling and hair replacement, I have figured out and realized the best ways to perfect my skills and insure my customers of a great outcome every time they seat in my chair. The bond between a barber and client is a very unique and trusting relationship. Holding the responsibility of cutting and/or styling someone’s hair and on the other end, depending on the skill and professional advise of another is a two way street. In return, creating a companionship where both sides feel at ease about dealing with one another and even exploring and sharing personal information about each other lives. A good percentage of my clients have been with me an average of 25 years and up. The reason for this comes from my passion for my craft and my commitment to those who trust in my profession. I invite men that are looking for a professional, dedicated, and consistent barber and those who are looking for answers to their hair loss conditions. I’m located and work in Chicago, but I cater to anyone who can make it to me. I require at lease two visits to complete and fit your customized piece and future maintenance can be conducted through mail services. I look forward to continuing my career, helping those in need of my many trustworthy services and possibly YOU!
-David Hansen
312.943.8171
