Forget Everything You Know About Wigs

Yes. We curate a selection of Follea wigs for you to experience firsthand at our Bay to Bay location. While our inventory may not contain your exact custom color or length on the day of your visit, trying them on is essential. You will be able to feel the incredible softness, test the cap comfort, and see how the hair moves. Once we determine your perfect fit and style preference, we will order your piece and perform any necessary customization to ensure it is uniquely yours.

Follea wigs are an investment in confidence. They are crafted from the top 10% of European hair, with pricing that reflects their elite craftsmanship and longevity. While high-quality human hair wigs generally range from several hundred to several thousand dollars, Follea represents the pinnacle of luxury. During your private consultation, we will provide a transparent, detailed quote based on the specific length, color, and cap construction that meets your goals.

For the most undetectable look and natural movement, a 100% European Human Hair Lace Front Wig is the gold standard. This is why we partner exclusively with Follea. Their hand-tied construction mimics natural hair growth, while the invisible lace front creates a seamless hairline that allows you to sweep your hair back, wear updos, and style it exactly as you would your own hair. They are designed to look like you, not like a wig.

No. When fitted properly and maintained correctly, a high-quality wig will not harm your scalp or biological hair—even with daily wear. In fact, many of our guests wear wigs as a protective style while undergoing scalp treatments to support regrowth and rest their natural hair.

Not at Monaco. Discomfort usually comes from poor fit or low-quality materials. Follea wigs are renowned for being lightweight and breathable. We ensure a secure, custom fit that eliminates friction. For sensitive scalps, wearing a wig cap can provide an extra layer of comfort, though many guests find Follea caps soft enough to wear directly against the skin.

With proper care and professional maintenance, a Follea human hair wig will last between 2 to 4 years (and often longer). In contrast, synthetic wigs typically need replacing every 4–6 months. When viewed as an investment, human hair offers far greater value in terms of longevity, styling freedom, and daily confidence.

Many health insurance plans do cover the cost, though coverage varies by provider.

Here is how to navigate the process:

• Contact your insurance provider upfront to verify your specific benefits for "Cranial Prosthetics."
• Use the right terminology. When speaking with your doctor or insurance agent, always refer to the unit as a "Cranial Prosthesis," never use the words "wig" or "topper," as these are often classified as cosmetic.
• Ask your doctor for a prescription for a "Cranial Prosthesis."
• Save all paperwork and the invoice we provide you
• If you have specific forms that require our signature, please bring them to your consultation

Yes. Our Bay to Bay Blvd location offers flexible payment options through Cherry, so you can move forward with your service now and pay over time.

You can check your eligibility in seconds using the links below. There is no impact on your credit score.

Apply for Cherry Payment Plans:

Cherry for Monaco Extensions Lounge

• Fast, simple application
• No hard credit check
• Use your debit or credit card at checkout
• Initial payment due at the time of service

Hair loss caused by chemotherapy, radiation, alopecia, or autoimmune disorders is often sudden and distressing. Many women in this situation explore the option of a Cranial Hair Prosthesis—a term often used by insurance companies when considering reimbursement. While it may look like a wig, a cranial prosthesis is the correct terms for a medically necessary hair replacement unit prescribed for hair loss resulting from a medical condition or treatment.

If you are experiencing medical hair loss and are looking for a wig with hopes that your health insurance may cover all or a portion of the cost, please pay attention to verbiage. When inquiring with your health insurance provider, use the term Cranial Hair Prosthesis, not “Wig.” The correct terminology matters when determining your eligibility for coverage.

Yes. Private consultation rooms are available upon request for clients who prefer a more discreet setting for their wig fitting, consultation, or styling appointment.

Hair loss is complex and can result from genetics, hormonal shifts, stress, nutritional deficiencies, or medical treatments. The most common conditions we support in our salon include Alopecia Areata, Androgenetic Alopecia (female pattern hair loss), Postpartum Shedding, and Trichotillomania. We also specialize in helping guests navigating chemotherapy or radiation. Follea wigs offer a beautiful, comfortable sanctuary during this time, restoring your confidence while your body heals.

Alopecia is a general term for hair loss. There are several types, such as alopecia areata (patchy hair loss caused by the immune system), androgenetic alopecia (gradual thinning or female pattern hair loss), and traction alopecia (caused by tension or styling). Each type has different causes and patterns, which is why a private hair consultation helps determine your best solution.

Trichotillomania is a condition where a person feels an uncontrollable urge to pull out their hair, often due to anxiety or stress. Our stylists approach this with care and discretion, helping clients explore comfortable and natural-looking options like Follea wigs that can support their confidence during recovery.

Yes. Our Bay to Bay Blvd location offers flexible payment options through Cherry, so you can move forward with your service now and pay over time.

You can check your eligibility in seconds using the links below. There is no impact on your credit score.

Apply for Cherry Payment Plans:

Cherry for Monaco Extensions Lounge

• Fast, simple application
• No hard credit check
• Use your debit or credit card at checkout
• Initial payment due at the time of service

Hair loss caused by chemotherapy, radiation, alopecia, or autoimmune disorders is often sudden and distressing. Many women in this situation explore the option of a Cranial Hair Prosthesis—a term often used by insurance companies when considering reimbursement. While it may look like a wig, a cranial prosthesis is the correct terms for a medically necessary hair replacement unit prescribed for hair loss resulting from a medical condition or treatment.

If you are experiencing medical hair loss and are looking for a wig with hopes that your health insurance may cover all or a portion of the cost, please pay attention to verbiage. When inquiring with your health insurance provider, use the term Cranial Hair Prosthesis, not “Wig.” The correct terminology matters when determining your eligibility for coverage.