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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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04/14/2026

At the beginning of this month, West Virginia became the first state since the introduction of CPT Category I codes for mechanical scalp cooling to pass legislation requiring insurance providers to cover scalp cooling. Starting in January 2027, West Virginia will become the third U.S. state to mandate insurance coverage for scalp cooling, joining New York and Louisiana, where similar legislation has been in effect since early 2026.

A heartfelt thankyou goes to the advocates whose powerful testimonies about chemotherapy-induced hair loss and their experiences with scalp cooling during cancer treatment helped make this milestone possible.

04/10/2026

As much as we would like to provide an exact answer, it is almost impossible. Every patient and regimen are different thus, patient’s reaction are as well. Patients can expect to experience hair shedding between the 14th – 21st day after their first treatment. Please be advised, many patients will start to see regrowth prior to completing their treatment plan.

04/09/2026

Wearing glasses under your DigniCap is not recommended as the areas where the frame falls between the cooling wrap and your scalp will be warmer.

Some patients will wear an old pair of glasses that they can stretch to fit on the outside of the cap.

Another option, suggested by a DigniCap patient is to talk with your optometrist about contact lenses for treatment days.

04/05/2026

Today we'd like to wish those celebrating a happy and peaceful Easter Sunday, surrounded by loved ones, particularly if you're navigating a cancer diagnosis. We hope that you find time you need for celebration, reflection, and rejuvenation on this special day.

04/03/2026

Yes. 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

04/02/2026

We recommend patients avoid the use of dry shampoo or any other sprays as they tend to clog the pores which could compromise the efficacy of scalp cooling.

For our complete hair care recommendations, visit dignicap.com

03/26/2026

Yes, all patients experience some degree of shedding, but most patients get through treatment without feeling they need to wear a head covering.

In our pivotal trial scalp cooling was successful for 66% of DigniCap patients. Even for that 66%, some degree of shedding occurs. In most cases, it is minimal to the point that no one else notices the hair loss, but there are many factors that impact your success with scalp cooling. For more, visit: dignicap.com/contraindications

03/25/2026

We understand the challenges of hair care during treatments, and that's why we're here to help! Check out our comprehensive hair care recommendations at dignicap.com/hair-care and let's walk this journey together!

03/24/2026

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

03/19/2026

Chemo-induced hair loss is no longer inevitable. Scalp cooling with DigniCap can help protect hair follicles, minimizing hair loss. When a patient’s scalp is cooled, less of the chemo agent reaches the hair follicles, significantly reducing damage to the hair.

If you have questions about scalp cooling with The DigniCap Scalp Cooling System, visit dignicap.com

03/18/2026

Chemo-induced hair loss is no longer inevitable.

Along with killing cancer cells, chemo agents can damage hair follicles. Scalp cooling with DigniCap can help protect hair follicles, minimizing hair loss.

If you have questions about scalp cooling with The DigniCap Scalp Cooling System, visit dignicap.com/faq

03/17/2026

We started DigniCap Connect, a private Facebook Group, where current and former DigniCap patients come together to share their experiences and offer advice.

To join, visit facebook.com/groups/dignicap.

We also have a page of Frequently Asked Questions at DigniCap.com

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