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Health and Beauty Support
- About Us
- Cancer Care
- Our Cancer Programs
- Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Program
- Blood Cancer & Hematological Malignancy Program
- Blood Disorder (Hematology) Program
- Breast Cancer Program
- Cancer Genetics Program
- Childhood Cancer Survivorship Program
- Endocrine Tumor Program
- Eye Cancer Program
- Gastrointestinal (GI) Cancer Program
- Genitourinary Cancer Program
- Gynecologic Oncology Program
- Head and Neck Cancer Program
- Liver Tumor and Cancer Program
- Lung Cancer Program
- Neuro-Oncology (Brain Tumor) Program
- Neurofibromatosis Program
- Pediatric Neuro-Oncology Program
- Pediatric Oncology Program
- Pediatric Sarcoma Program
- Pediatric Thrombosis Program
- Radiation Oncology
- Sarcoma Cancer Program
- Skin Cancer Program
- Diagnosing Cancer
- Cancer Prevention and Screenings
- Cancer Treatments
- Cancer Types
- Our Cancer Programs
- Clinical Trials and Research
- Donate and Volunteer
- Education
- Patients and Families
- Appointments
- Doctors and Locations
We offer hats, turbans and scarves free of charge to patients. Attractive head coverings help patients cope with the side effect of hair loss, which can be traumatic for some patients. Community organizations (The Assistance League, Caps for Caring and various craft clubs) donate these items. The American Cancer Society’s wig program helps patients receive wigs free of charge. We also have a list of local wig shops.
The American Cancer Society sponsors Look Good, Feel Better to help people undergoing cancer treatment learn how to manage with appearance-related side effects and regain a sense of self-confidence.
For more information, call 210-450-1000.