The Wig Dr.

10/25/2025

We are Still Alive... Happy Saturday 🎉🙏🏽 wearing captivating canvas in ice latte macchiato

10/21/2025

Breast cancer doesn’t just affect women — men can get breast cancer too.
Although rare, about 1 in 833 men will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime. In 2025 alone, it’s estimated that over 2,800 men in the U.S. will receive this diagnosis.

Early detection saves lives — yet awareness, support, and research for men remain limited.
At The Wig Dr, we believe no one should face this journey alone. That’s why we’re working to launch a Male Breast Cancer Support Group to help educate, empower, and connect those impacted.

If you or someone you love has been affected, we’d love to hear from you. 💬
📧 Email: info@wigdr.com
🌐 Visit: empowherandhim.org

Together, we can raise awareness, close the gap, and make sure every voice is heard — his and hers. 💙🎗️

10/20/2025

Did you know that men can get breast cancer too? Though it’s rare, awareness and early detection save lives. Too often, symptoms are ignored or misdiagnosed simply because people don’t expect it to happen to men.

This week, we stand with the 1 in 833 men who will be diagnosed in their lifetime — reminding everyone that breast cancer knows no gender.

👕 Check for changes
💬 Talk to your doctor about family history
🎗️ Spread the word — awareness matters for everyone

10/16/2025

Every year on the third Wednesday in October, we shine a light on the importance of knowing your options after mastectomy.

Breast reconstruction isn’t just about restoring what was lost — it’s about reclaiming confidence, wholeness, and choice. Every woman deserves to understand her options and feel empowered to make the decision that’s right for her.

✨ Under the Women’s Health and Cancer Rights Act, insurance plans that cover mastectomy are required to cover breast reconstruction, too.

Let’s continue to raise awareness, educate, and support one another through the journey of healing — because every woman deserves to feel whole again. 💕

10/16/2025

When the chemo takes your hair, it can feel like it’s taking a piece of you.

But then… that moment you put on your wig — and see yourself again — it’s powerful. 💕

It’s not just hair. It’s confidence. It’s identity. It’s healing.

To every woman walking this journey: you are still beautiful, strong, and whole.
And when you look in the mirror and smile again — that’s victory. 💪🏾

👩🏾‍🦲➡️💁🏾‍♀️

10/13/2025

10/13/2025

10/11/2025

"Hair is not our crown — our confidence is."

Today we spotlight Dr. Erica Gamble, owner of The Wig Dr. Wig Boutique and Mastectomy Center, who has been supporting women with alopecia for over a decade. She reminds us that judgment and shame are still very real — especially for Black women taught that "hair is our crown."
Her work ties to our Disease Awareness Pillar, breaking stigma and offering women the tools and compassion to walk confidently, even when society tries to make them feel less than.
Key Takeaways from Dr. Gamble's Story:
Alopecia is more than hair loss — it's a life-changing
experience that can feel isolating.
Judgment and shame often begin in our own
communities, even families.
Support systems, safe spaces, and resources are
essential for healing.
True beauty is not defined by hair — it's rooted in
confidence and self-love.
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04/30/2025

Support is a VERB!!
Collaboration is Key 🔑
Beautiful Morning of NETWORKING and offering resources, tools and support.

04/27/2025

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04/07/2025

Whether you’re navigating hair loss, recovering from surgery, or seeking compassionate care, we’re here to support your mind, body, and spirit.

Let’s continue to uplift one another and prioritize health — not just today, but every day.

01/31/2025

Live Supporting Loving Arms Cancer Outreach and people in need.