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How to wear your cranial prosthesis

Learn from founder, owner and My Hair Rx user Becky as she shows you how to place your hair topper and wear it for daily use.
  • Step 1: Choose Your Hairstyle- Decide how you want to style your hair with the topper. Toppers can be styled using heat tools like hair dryers and curling irons, ensuring you achieve your desired look while keeping your hair safe.
  • Step 2: Position the Topper- For smaller toppers, consider placing them closer to your hairline. Larger toppers should be centered on the top of your head for optimal coverage.
  • Step 3: Secure with Clips- Once you’ve positioned the topper, securely fasten it by scooping and snapping the silicone-coated clips into place. Ensure each clip grabs close to the scalp to achieve a snug and secure fit.

How to store your hair topper.

Ensuring optimal topper storage is essential for preserving its shape and quality. Utilize a topper stand to properly center your topper, securing it in place with a pin at the center. Discover our collection of stylist-approved topper stands available for purchase now.

How to style your hair topper.

Style your topper to match your natural hair! Our toppers allow for styling with blow dryers and curling irons using lower heat settings.

How to wash your cranial prosthesis

Learn how to properly care for your cranial prosthesis to maintain the longevity of your piece.

How to start the process for insurance coverage of your cranial prosthesis.

  1. Policy Review: Begin by thoroughly reviewing your insurance policy. Look for clauses related to durable medical equipment (DME) or prosthetics, as these may cover cranial prostheses.
  2. Medical Necessity: Consult your healthcare provider to determine if a cranial prosthesis is medically necessary for your condition. Documentation from your provider will be crucial in justifying the need for coverage.
  3. Preauthorization: Contact your insurance provider to inquire about preauthorization requirements for a cranial prosthesis. This step ensures that the procedure is approved and covered before you proceed.
  4. Documentation: Gather all necessary documentation, including a prescription from your healthcare provider, medical records supporting the need for the prosthesis, and any other relevant paperwork required by your insurance company.
  5. Claim Submission: Submit a claim to your insurance company, including all the documentation gathered. Ensure accuracy and completeness to expedite the review process.
  6. Follow-up: Stay proactive by following up with your insurance company regularly to track the progress of your claim. Address any additional requests for information promptly to avoid delays.
  7. Appeal Process: In case your claim is denied, you have the right to appeal the decision. Work closely with your healthcare provider to provide any additional documentation or information needed for a successful appeal.
  8. Review Coverage: Once approved, review your insurance coverage to understand any copayments, deductibles, or coverage limits associated with your cranial prosthesis.
  9. Provider Selection: Choose a reputable provider or supplier who accepts your insurance and specializes in cranial prostheses. Ensure they are in-network to maximize your insurance benefits.
  10. Finalize Process: Complete any necessary paperwork or procedures outlined by your insurance company or healthcare provider to finalize the process and receive your cranial prosthesis.