How Do I Choose the Right Topper Size?

When choosing the topper size, the key is not the amount of hair you want to cover, but the size of the area you want to cover. The right mesh size not only provides more natural coverage, but also makes hair patches more secure and comfortable to wear.

If only localized parting is widening or hair volume is slightly thinner, you can choose a smaller mesh size to increase volume while maintaining a light and natural look.

If your hair is in the medium range or has reduced or thinned hair, it's recommended to choose a medium size, which provides more coverage and makes your overall hair more balanced.
If you need to cover a larger, more sparse area, we recommend that you choose a larger base mesh size for more complete coverage and a more stable fixing experience.

When measuring, we recommend that you make the bottom mesh size about 1 inch (approximately 2.5 cm) larger than the area to be covered on each side. This way, the hair patch can be fixed to healthy, strong hair, making it more stable to wear and allowing the edges to blend naturally into your hair.

If you're unsure which size to choose, it's usually recommended to choose a slightly larger bottom mesh. Ample coverage makes it easier to achieve natural blending and provides a more comfortable and secure comfort and performance.