I had real thick beautiful hair, and then after surgery I lost about %50 of my volume. I have real thin hair now. It is common for some women to lose 40-50 percent of their hair after this surgery I had, and it will thicken back up after a certain amount of time, but in the meantime, my hair is lifeless and thin and a barret barely holds it together. I don't know how to style it. My hair is about shoulder length. I don't really want to cut it any shorter because I don't like short hair on me. Is there a way to layer it to make it look fuller, or have any body? Or will I just have to deal with it as it is and just wait for a couple more years for my hair to regain it's volume back? Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Thank you. :-)
Never thought of hair extentions. Great idea. Any place particular who sells these that are good quality? Should I try a wig for a while? Where can I get a wig?

if you dont want to go through the hassel of putting on extensions which can damage your hair sometimes and leave you with less hair than you started with you can always tease your hair a little bit and then comb the top to add some volume...or u can use add some volumizing spray to the roots of your hair and blow dry it upwards from the root and use a curling iron to curl it a little bit which will give you tons of volume

GOOD LUCK