For Eleojo, a surgeon with training in hair restoration, a passing glance in the mirror changed how she understood her hair loss. In this Baldcast conversation with Dr. Sanusi Umar, she recalls the thinning, scalp sensations and concern about scarring alopecia that prompted her to seek specialist care. Her account
As Marcus prepares for surgery related to his scalp condition, acne keloidalis nuchae, his cousin Tabitha is there beside him. In this chapter of The Bumpinator, her words reveal how much the day means to someone who has watched him struggle and wants to see him move forward. “Marcus Is
For John, living with acne keloidalis nuchae had reached a point where he had stopped expecting help. His family, however, saw a reason to try again when an episode of Dr. Pimple Popper reminded them of his scalp condition. In this chapter of The Baldcast, John tells Dr. Sanusi Umar
For families navigating childhood hair loss, it can be difficult to know what to expect from treatment. Mia’s experience with alopecia totalis provides one family’s story, while Dr. Sanusi Umar offers an essential reminder: outcomes differ, and children deserve options that are tolerable and realistic. One Family’s Experience Is Not
For Kevin and his mom, dissecting cellulitis has meant more than a difficult scalp condition. In this chapter of The Bumpinator, his mom reflects on the pain he endured, his determination not to give up, and the treatment he received from Dr. Sanusi Umar. “It’s Kevin Again” Kevin’s mom, speaking
For Juan, living with acne keloidalis nuchae has affected more than how he feels about his scalp. In this chapter of The Bumpinator, he describes the small, everyday adjustments he makes around other people and why being able to embrace his son freely matters most. When Even a Greeting Takes
For Festus, living with multiple keloids has been a difficult experience. In this Bumpinator chapter, he reflects on a conversation with Dr. Sanusi Umar, the excitement he felt afterward, and the gratitude he now wants to express. A Promise to Do His Best “I don’t know where to start,” Festus
For a pastor and minister active in his community, acne keloidalis nuchae became more than a concern about the back of his scalp. He describes losing confidence, worrying about how others saw him, and reaching a point where he had given up. A previous procedure had also made him reluctant
