$$MultiPurposeText$$
See examples of our Cranial Prosthesis (Medical Wig System) Consultation work and results.


























$$MultiPurposeText$$
Read testimonials from our satisfied customers
Good evening, had my consultation with Lisa 4-6-22. I was very pleased!!. Lisa was very th...more
...more
Get answers to common questions about Cranial Prosthesis (Medical Wig System) Consultation.
During the consultation we'll take full cranial measurements, create a custom mold, review hair and base material options, and discuss styling preferences. We’ll also pre-qualify you for insurance or payment plans. A nonrefundable $75 deposit secures the appointment and service planning.
The initial consultation generally lasts 60–90 minutes to complete cranial measurements, mold creation, and material selection. Follow-up fittings and adjustments can add time. Your specialist will provide a personalized timeline based on customization complexity and insurance processing needs.
Coverage varies by insurer and diagnosis. We pre-qualify clients and provide documentation to support durable medical equipment claims. Many clients receive partial or full reimbursement for medically necessary cranial prostheses; we can guide you through claims, codes, and required physician paperwork.
Yes — you can select high-quality human hair or premium synthetic options. Human hair offers the most natural movement and styling versatility, while synthetic can be lower maintenance and more budget-friendly. Your consultant will help match the choice to appearance and lifestyle needs.
The $250+ fee covers an in-depth cranial measurement, custom mold creation, and professional selection of hair and base materials. It also includes insurance pre-qualification and planning; final prosthesis cost is separate and will be estimated after consultation.
The $75 deposit is nonrefundable and secures your appointment. It will be applied to your consultation fee or toward purchase if you attend. Please contact us promptly if you need to reschedule; exceptions may be considered on a case-by-case basis.