Supporting Women During Cancer Treatment

Women and wigs during cancer treatment.

Helping you feel like you again with beautiful wigs and toppers with compassionate and personal one to one consultations.

Supporting Women – Wig Consultations During Cancer Treatment Newcastle Upon Tyne, Durham, Sunderland.

Please note, the business is not a retail shop and is not open to the general public. Set within a private property, I offer one to one appointments each week aimed at helping other women navigate hair loss caused by chemotherapy, alopecia, menopausal hair thinning or other forms of female hair loss. Please email enquiries@beechgrovewigboutique.com to enquire about availability or telephone 07549043027 between the hours of 9am and 3pm Monday to Friday.

When To Select a Wig

If you’re facing the prospect of hair loss during chemotherapy or radiotherapy treatment, the service is somewhere you can explore options in a friendly, welcoming and private setting. I have lived with hair loss for many years so I understand the emotions related to navigating hair loss. I aim to ensure your wig or hairpiece restores confidence and provides a sense of control over hair loss during treatment. This can be important at a time when many things are not within our control. Losing your hair can feel like loosing part of who you are, it’s often not ‘just hair’ to us, it’s the person we see in the mirror every day.

If eligible to claim VAT exemption on the wig you purchase, the business can also process this for you.

Sometimes, simply having a style and wig prepared can give us back a sense of control over the hair loss. From personal experience, when we feel tired or drained for any reason, just getting ready, putting makeup on and doing your hair can make you feel more like you again.

… they have changed my life

Google review as a result of a consultation and referral to a trained hairdresser.

In the Words of One of Our Wonderful Customers…

“I ‘m currently having chemotherapy after being diagnosed with breast cancer in March this year.  Although I was warned hair loss could be a side effect of the treatment, I was devastated when this actually happened.

This was especially as I was really happy with my hair at that time.  I think dealing with and accepting a cancer diagnosis is extremely difficult. Furthermore, for a woman to also lose her hair is really hard. This is especially so when you are also facing losing all or part of your breast.

Rated 5 stars on Google with over 130 five star reviews, it is a privilege to be able to use my personal experience of hair loss and wigs as well as specialist training to support other women navigate their personal journey into wigs.