Why
never what you lose only what you choose
Treatment can change how someone looks before they have had any chance to think about it. Hair, brows, lashes. The decisions arrive fast, usually at the worst possible moment, and usually without anywhere to see the options first.
In-person support programmes have helped people through appearance change for decades. They depend on being in the room. This is the part that does not — something to look at the night before, at home, on your own terms.
[ principle ]
01
Preparation, not reaction
Appearance change is one of the few parts of treatment that can be planned for in advance. Seeing the options early turns a shock into a decision.
02
Choice, not replacement
Nothing here tries to restore what was. It shows what can be chosen — a wrap, a shape, a colour — and leaves the choosing to the person.
03
Privacy by construction
No account. Your photo stays in your browser. Nothing is stored until you ask for it, and it can be erased on the same screen.
04
Honest about what it is
Every preview is generated and labelled as generated. It is appearance guidance, never a substitute for a clinician.
[ access ]
Trying something on should not depend on where you live.
Availability of medical headwear is uneven — in stock in one region, weeks away in another, and priced very differently across both. Still You measures that directly rather than assuming it, and publishes what it finds alongside the try-on.
The current index is on the home page under Findings. It reports aggregates only — the finding is about the market, never about any named seller.