When patients start chemotherapy, doctors usually prepare them for side effects and prescribe medications to help manage them. Zofran for nausea, Naproxen for headaches, Famotidine for stomach discomfort, and the list goes on. Modern oncology recognizes that managing side effects is essential for helping patients tolerate treatment and maintain quality of life. But there is one side effect patients are warned about and often left to face alone: chemotherapy-induced alopecia (