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Alopecia Totalis at Age 4: A GASHEE Hair Growth Story

At four years old, a young patient from Arizona was dealing with alopecia totalis. Her father came with her looking for a path that did not involve steroids or biologics, and Dr. Sanusi Umar chose a phytoactive botanical approach centered on GASHEE.

This Baldcast short chapter focuses on a very specific point in her alopecia story: what was visible after her parents opted for a trial of the botanical formulation Dr. Umar describes as being used to promote hair growth. The video then asks viewers to compare that later appearance with the starting point.

Alopecia Totalis at Four Years Old

The opening image shows the child’s scalp at age four with only limited areas of visible hair. The caption identifies her condition as Alopecia Totalis, described there as a severe form of Alopecia Areata. Her father was determined to explore a path without steroids or biologics.

Two close views of a young child's scalp with sparse patches of hair and text reading Alopecia Totalis at 4 years old.
The short opens with views of the young patient’s scalp at age four, establishing the starting point before the botanical trial.

Her Parents Chose a Botanical Trial

Dr. Umar explains that the parents opted for a trial of a phytoactive botanical used in promoting hair growth. The accompanying caption identifies that formulation as GASHEE and also names the GASHEE Derma Roller and GASHEE Hair LED Brush Light Massage Comb as part of the approach used to support her scalp and overall hair wellness.

“There’s no pain involved, and this is the result months later.”

The short repeatedly emphasizes what was not used in this case: “no steroids, no biologics, no injections.” Dr. Umar then directs the viewer back to the earlier images, saying, “Compare this with the before,” so the chapter remains grounded in the visual comparison presented in the video.

Ten Months Later

The later images are labeled “GASHEE 10 months later” and show substantially more visible scalp hair than the opening views. The video does not present this single case as a universal answer or establish a best treatment for hair loss. Instead, it documents the progress shown for this young patient after the approach her parents selected.

Two later views of a young child's scalp with more visible hair and text reading GASHEE 10 months later, no steroids, no biologics, no injections.
Ten months later, the short shows the child’s later appearance while emphasizing that steroids, biologics, and injections were not used.

This chapter focuses specifically on a child with Alopecia Totalis. Keeping that distinction clear ensures the story remains centered on her individual condition, experience, and the progress documented in the video.

A Progress Point in Her Baldcast Story

Dr. Umar closes the chapter with a simple invitation: “Look how far she’s come.” It is a progress point rather than a promise about what happens next. The short captures the family’s choice, the approach Dr. Umar describes, and the visible comparison at this stage of the story.

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Medical disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. GASHEE is not approved by the FDA for the treatment of any disease. Consult your physician before treating any condition. This is one patient’s experience, and individual results vary.

Further Reading

  1. https://dru.com/hair-loss-genetics/
  2. Umar S.  and Carter M.A Multimodal Hair-Loss Treatment Strategy Using a New Topical Phytoactive Formulation, Case Reports in Dermatological Medicine / 2021 https://www.hindawi.com/journals/cridm/2021/6659943/
  3. https://dru.com/hair-loss-treatments-enhanced-by-plant-products-in-a-medical-journal-publication/

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