What affects how much hair I could keep during scalp cooling?

There are several factors that can affect how much hair you may keep during scalp cooling - outcomes will vary from person-to-person, and everyone should anticipate a level of shedding during treatment. The biggest influence on hair retention is the type of chemotherapy drug you receive.

For more information on factors that influence scalp cooling outcomes click here
For an indication on what hair retention levels you may see based on your chemotherapy regimen, visit our Scalp Cooling Outcomes Calculator, click here

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What affects how much hair I could keep during scalp cooling?

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