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Acne Keloidalis Nuchae: Two Doctors, One Keloid Case

Robert’s case brought together Dr. Sanusi Umar, known as The Bumpinator, and Dr. Sandra Lee, known as Dr. Pimple Popper, after four failed surgeries and radiotherapy. This short chapter focuses on the two treatment areas and the collaboration behind his care.

For Robert, the story shown in this Bumpinator short involves keloids affecting two different areas: the back of his scalp and his ear. The supplied caption explains that his case had already included four failed surgeries and radiotherapy before the two physicians became involved.

Dr. Umar Treated the Back of Robert’s Scalp

The first comparison focuses on the back of Robert’s head. The video labels the later view “Back keloid removed by Dr. Bumpinator.” The accompanying caption adds that Dr. Sanusi Umar treated Robert’s scalp using his patented Athena Suture Kit to resolve an S-shaped keloid.

Split view of the back and side of a man’s scalp with a scarred area and text about back keloid removal by Dr. Bumpinator.
The short compares Robert’s scalp before and after treatment and identifies Dr. Sanusi Umar as the physician who treated the back keloid.

Dr. Sandra Lee Treated Robert’s Ear

The chapter then moves to Robert’s ear. On-screen text states, “Ear keloid removed by Dr Sandra Lee,” while the caption identifies her as the physician who treated that area. By showing the scalp and ear separately, the short makes each doctor’s role in the case clear.

Split close-up of a man’s ear and surrounding skin with text about ear keloid removal by Dr. Sandra Lee.
A second comparison focuses on Robert’s ear and credits Dr. Sandra Lee with treating the ear keloid.

A Collaboration Centered on Robert

The closing message describes the case as “the powerful collaboration that gave Robert his confidence and hope back.” The caption similarly frames the story around innovation, trust, and teamwork. In this chapter, the emphasis is not on comparing the two physicians, but on how their work addressed different parts of the same patient’s case.

For viewers familiar with acne keloidalis nuchae, bumps on the back of the head, or bumps that won’t heal, this short presents Robert’s individual experience rather than a promise of how another case will respond. His treatment history and outcome are specific to the story shown here.

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Watch Robert’s Bumpinator short chapter: YouTube Short

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Medical disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. This is one patient’s experience, and individual results vary. Consult a qualified medical professional for personalized evaluation and treatment recommendations.

Further Reading

  1. https://dru.com/skin-clinic-keloid-treatment/
  2. https://dru.com/akn-bumps-on-the-back-of-the-head-and-neck/
  3. Umar, S., & Sila, C. R. (2021). Acne keloidalis nuchae: A role for low-dose radiotherapy. JAAD Case Reports13, 90–93. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jdcr.2021.05.008

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