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While some people believe that they will save money by making a wig from their own hair, this is not necessarily the case. In fact, the estimated cost to have a wig made from your hair is about $1600. This cost covers hand-making the wig including sizing a cap and individually tying each hair to the wig cap.
If you're having treatment as a private patient the cost of a wig may be covered in your policy. Otherwise you'll need to pay for one. Only wigs made of synthetic hair are available on the NHS, although real hair wigs can be supplied if you are allergic to acrylic wigs.
Most women choose synthetic wigs. They look and feel good, need very little attention and care, and are moderately priced ($30 to $500). A wig made of real human hair could cost between $800 and $3,000, or more, and it requires more care than you give your own hair.
Some private insurance and MA plans may fully or partially cover wigs as a prosthesis or as durable medical equipment (DME) for people undergoing cancer treatment. But you may be responsible for a portion of the cost, or you may be required to pay upfront and seek reimbursement.
Request and obtain a prescription for a ?cranial prosthesis? (or the specific terminology required by you Health Insurance Provider) from your doctor or physician including the medical procedure code A9282. Make sure the prescription does not say ?wig.? A wig is a fashion item and is therefore not medically necessary.