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Hair shedding is completely normal. For those who have gone through scalp cooling it can be difficult to remember what normal shedding looks like. A health...

Scalp cooling has been clinically proven to reduce hair loss during chemotherapy. Numerous studies have been carried out across the globe, proving that sca...

Scalp cooling works by constricting the blood vessels, limiting the amount of chemo being introduced to the hair follicle, thus reducing the amount of hair ...

No. DigniCap prevents hair loss on the scalp area, where cooling is applied and therefore does not prevent eyebrow or eyelashes from thinning.

Cooling of the scalp is a proven approach to reduce chemotherapy-induced hair loss that has been used successfully by thousands of patients worldwide with a...

Scalp cooling has been evaluated mainly with regimens including anthracyclines (such as doxorubicin and epirubicin) and taxanes (such as paclitaxel and docet...

No. Scalp metastases is the development of secondary malignancy at a site away from the primary cancer growth. Scalp cooling does not increase this risk, ...

If you are still in treatment or your hair is still recovering and fragile, DigniCap does not recommend using any product or device that adds heat, which in...

Unfortunately, like most medical treatments there are no guarantees about whether scalp cooling will be effective for you. Therefore, we cannot issue a refu...