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DigniCap was the first scalp cooling system with FDA clearance for chemotherapy-induced hair loss in

For cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy, hair loss has traditionally been considered an inevitable side effect. For many patients, the prospect of losing their hair is more than just a matter of vanity. It’s an unwelcome reminder of their disease for the patient and their families – one that can negatively impact self-image, confidence and an overall sense of well-being. The FDA-cleared DigniCap Scalp Cooling System is indicated to reduce the likelihood of chemotherapy-induced alopecia in cancer patients with solid tumors.

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09/05/2025

“Once I heard chemotherapy, I was devastated. The first thing I remember wondering was 'am I going to lose my hair'. One of the reasons why I ended up at is because I knew they had DigniCap. I followed the directions to a tee and had a very good result.” - Therese

For more of Therese's inspiring story, or to share your DigniCap experience, visit https://dignicap.com/patient-stories

09/04/2025

Here are some essential hair care tips to keep in mind during this season of fun and sun:

✨ Keep your head protected from direct sunlight by wearing a loose hat. Stylish ponytails, buns, or loose braids are great options, just ensure they don't pull on your hair. Consider using a silk or satin scrunchy for a gentle hold.
✨ When swimming, it's best to avoid getting your hair wet to minimize stress on your scalp and maintain its health. While swim caps are not recommended due to the additional strain they can put on hair follicles, you can still enjoy a dip in the pool or ocean while keeping your hair dry.
✨ If you find yourself in the heat for extended periods, you may choose to wash your hair more frequently. However, it's important to follow the recommendation of no more than washing twice a week to preserve the natural oils that nourish your hair.

For a complete guide to caring for your hair during this journey, visit the website in our bio. Discover expert tips and personalized recommendations to keep your locks healthy and vibrant throughout the summer.

09/03/2025

Cases of early-onset (15-49) cancer are on the rise. Among the 33 cancer types the study, 14 had a significant increase in early-onset incidence, including melanoma, plasma cell neoplasms, cervical cancer, stomach cancer, and cancer of the bones and joints.

For more on the American Association for Cance Research story, visit https://bit.ly/3HxCgC5

09/03/2025

When DigniCap Dignitary Sharon was diagnosed with ovarian cancer her biggest fear was protecting her 3-year-old daughter from the fear that her “Mommy” was so sick.

For more of Sharon's inspiring story, or to share your DigniCap experience, visit dignicap.com/patient-stories.

09/02/2025

The cancer journey can be scary - but reading the stories of others who have traveled the same path can be incredibly reassuring. One of the most important things we do is collect and share the stories of DigniCap patients so others can know what to expect.

📖 Your unique journey matters! If you haven't already, please take a few moments to share your story on our website. We'll turn some stories into inspiring blog posts and share others on our social channels. Your words have the power to inspire and educate those just beginning their own journey.

📸 Don't forget to send pictures too! Share your moments before treatments and wearing your DigniCap. Your smile and strength will light the way for others.

🌟 Together, we can create a supportive community that fosters hope and understanding. To share your story, visit: dignicap.com/patient-stories

09/01/2025

“I discovered a mass in my left breast when I was only 37 years old. I have 3 young children and the last thing I wanted to do was scare them or make them anxious if I lost all my hair; especially since they can’t understand or process what is happening in the first place. I started with a LOT of long thick brown hair. I’m estimating I still had at least 90% left after completing 4 rounds of chemo (Taxotere/Cytoxan). Scalp cooling is a gift from Heaven.” - Natasha

08/31/2025

New cancer treatments are challenging the idea of what it means to have and survive cancer. A small but growing population is living longer with incurable or advanced cancer, navigating the rest of their lives with a disease increasingly akin to a chronic illness. The trend, which started in breast cancer, has expanded to patients with melanoma, kidney cancer, lung cancer and others.

Read the fascinating Wall Street Journal article at https://bit.ly/466u6Km

08/30/2025

Keeping an active lifestyle during your cancer journey is both empowering and beneficial, but it's essential to prioritize your health and take precautions along the way.
Here are some valuable tips to help you stay active while safeguarding your well-being:

✅ Pace yourself and listen to your body. Find a rhythm that suits you, and avoid pushing beyond your limits.
✅ Steer clear of the hottest part of the day to minimize the risk of heat-related discomfort. Choose cooler hours for your activities.
✅ Shield your skin from the sun's rays by covering up with appropriate clothing and wearing a loose hat. Remember, chemo can increase your vulnerability to sunburn.
✅ If swimming, avoid getting your hair wet to maintain its health and prevent unnecessary stress on your scalp.
✅ It's hot outside, can I wash my hair more often? Maintaining proper hygiene is essential, and you may consider washing your hair more frequently. However, it's advisable to adhere to the recommendation of no more than twice a week, as excessive washing can strip the hair of its natural oils and cause dryness.

08/29/2025

“It was important to me so have some semblance of normalcy and I knew that if I looked like myself, I would feel more confident. It was a blessing to be able to go about my daily activities without appearing to be in active treatment and keeping my privacy. I was also thankful that the children in my family were able to see me as me.” - Cristina

08/28/2025

World Cancer Support Month shines a light on those that have been impacted by cancer - patients, caregivers, families, and healthcare professionals. This strong community provides hope and support in the fight against cancer.

08/27/2025

Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have developed a technology that may someday provide a minimally invasive cancer treatment option.

The technology uses light combined with chemotherapy to decrease tumor size without the traditional side effects of chemo. For more info, visit https://bit.ly/4msO6fL

08/27/2025

Scalp cooling is routinely recommended by oncologists, nurses and medical organizations for patients with solid tumor cancers, including breast cancer, ovarian cancer, and prostate cancer.

As an FDA-cleared medical device, DigniCap is only available through your infusion center. Ask your oncologist or nurse if they offer DigniCap. They will then advise you of how you can use DigniCap at their location. For a list of locations visit dignicap.com/locations

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