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New Hair Loss Consultancy Launches for Women with Alopecia and Cancer

By amball
January 16, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted January 16, 2014

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Posted January 16, 2014

A new hair loss consultancy has launched in East Dulwich, providing wrap around services and a comprehensive range of hair replacement, beauty and wellbeing solutions, targeted women, children and men experiencing hair loss through alopecia, other hair loss conditions or the effects of chemotherapy. Esteem has been established by women who have first hand experience of hair loss and aims to address both the practical challenges and emotional upset of losing your hair. Esteem can offer practical, personalised solutions, designed to compliment any medical, or non-medical treatment plans. Clients can pick and choose the services they need as and when required from a simple wig consultation to a comprehensive personal image and wellbeing plan.

Visit www.esteemwigs.co.uk or call us on 0203 397 6634. Studios in Ivanhoe Road, or London W1 Clinic.

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