Scott J Salons in New York is partnering with HairToStay to make it possible for more cancer patients to keep their hair.

Hair loss is one of the most devastating, and certainly the most visible, side effects of chemotherapy.

Thanks to a revolutionary treatment called scalp cooling, it’s now possible for cancer patients to keep their hair, and in turn, their identify, privacy and well-being. HairToStay provides subsidies to patients who could not otherwise afford scalp cooling. Please help us do our part in raising funds for patient subsidies, and make chemo-induced hair loss a thing of the past. 

You can read more about the cause on their website www.HairToStay.org. 

HairToStay is the first and only national nonprofit organization dedicated to helping cancer patients afford scalp cooling, a treatment that can dramatically reduce chemotherapy induced hair loss. As well as subsidizing the treatment, we help to raise awareness and offer information and support to patients considering the use of scalp cooling to keep their hair during chemotherapy.

Scalp cooling has been FDA cleared for patients undergoing chemotherapy for all solid tumor cancers, but the majority of our recipients are women with breast cancer. This October, for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, salons across the country are fundraising on behalf of HairToStay, to ensure that more patients like Liz Acosta have access to scalp cooling to save their hair, and in turn, their privacy, identity and well-being. 

Learn more at www.hairtostay.org