After chemotherapy, some people get "chemo curls" and other changes to their hair texture and appearance. But why?

On Tuesday, The Office alum shared a fun selfie on Instagram (below), revealing how much her hair has grown in the time since she completed chemotherapy and radiation last year for breast cancer. And ...

Chemo curls refer to changes in hair texture, color, and volume following chemotherapy treatments. These hair changes are usually temporary, and your hair will return to its normal state over time. As ...

Months after sharing she was cancer free after a private battle with breast cancer, "The Office" alum gave fans an update on her hair growth journey after completing chemotherapy. "I am borderline ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . More than half of women treated for breast cancer experience distress from chemotherapy-induced hair loss.

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Stream Connecticut News for free, 24/7, wherever you are. "I am borderline obsessed with my messy uncontrollably curly post-chemo bangs," Fischer captioned a sunlit Instagram selfie posted April 16.