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High quality wigs and hairpieces

With hair loss being a common side effect of cancer treatment, as well as other conditions causing hair loss such as alopecia, it can be a very upsetting experience causing a range of emotions and being self conscious about your hair. There are options for individuals going through this, such as hair replacement options like wigs and hair pieces.

Here at Fallachi Hair in Berwick, we work in collaboration with Tammy Lobato Wigs who provide amazing hair loss solutions with high quality wigs and hairpieces available for those who have suffered hair loss from cancer or even conditions such as alopecia. Natural human hair wigs are the highest quality and most realistic available, as well as synthetic wig options that feature lace fronts, which create a realistic hairline, making the wig undetectable.

The Fallachi Hair team is able to take wigs and hairpieces supplied by Tammy Lobato, and cut and colour them to suit the client for a truly custom and realistic solution to hair loss. You can head to www.tammylobatowigs.com.au to learn more about these hair loss solutions, or get in contact with the Fallachi Hair team.

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