Advanced hair replacement system is non-surgical and is the world’s leading products in the search for a cure for baldness and thinning hair. Hair loss can be embarrassing and hair replacement is the perfect solution and is the cooler, natural-looking alternative to wigs. Want to know more? Read on…
Hair Systems vs Wigs: Benefits of Choosing Hair Replacement Systems
Hair Systems
- Hair replacement systems can be undetected as they’re custom-made to the exact contours of your head
- You can swim, exercise, shower, and sleep normally with your hair replacement system
- Advanced membrane bases ensure that you can even run your fingers through your hair
- You’ll get up to 13 weeks of continuous wear
- You can get your hair replacement system styled and groomed just the way you want it
Wigs
- Wigs need to be washed carefully and not whilst on your head
- Synthetic hair can sometimes look unnaturally shiny
- Too much volume can make wigs look unrealistic
- Fitting may be an issue unless you pay for one to be made to measure
- Wigs have a limited lifespan
Hair Replacement System – Pros & Cons
Pros
- Hair replacement systems offer an immediate change getting your style back or the hair you’ve always wanted
- There’s no surgery or drugs involved
- This is a non-permanent solution so you can get rid of it if it doesn’t suit you
Cons
- Hair systems can be quite expensive with high bonding costs
- They must be maintained and replaced about twice a year
- Natural hair underneath the system may become dirty as it remains unwashed whilst the system is in place
London Hair Replacement Specialists
Cochrane & Co are hair replacement experts based in London and they know that effective hair replacement can be life-changing. You’ll be able to benefit from professional and high-definition hair replacement which combines a membrane base with real human hair. Get lifelike results which allow you to maintain your normal active lifestyle from hair systems London masters – you can even get telephone support when you need it between visits.
