Eighteen months can make a striking visual difference in a single patient story. In this Bumpinator short, Festus is shown across an 18-month span after surgical keloid removal for severe keloids and multiple recurrent keloids, with the focus kept on documented change rather than spectacle. A Difficult Recurrent Keloid Case
Before surgery, Kevin reached an important turning point in his care for severe dissecting cellulitis. Dr. Sanusi Umar recalls the first time the team saw that nonsurgical treatment was having a positive effect, an early sign that brought hope and helped shape what came next. The Moment the Treatment Began
The final chapter of Festus’s Bumpinator story is not only about what was removed. It is about what was restored: belief, visibility, and the ability to step forward without hiding. For years, Festus lived in the margins. The chapter describes a man who learned to shrink, cover, and disappear, not
Some medical stories stay with the people who witness them. In this short Baldcast chapter, Dr. Sanusi Umar welcomes John, a patient whose experience with acne keloidalis nuchae is part of a larger medical story, and John’s sister Cheyenne. The focus here is not on revealing what comes next, but
James spent years dealing with acne keloidalis nuchae (AKN) and folliculitis decalvans (FD), two scalp conditions that, in his case, were associated with discomfort, inflammation, scarring, and visible hair loss. This Bumpinator short revisits his experience with Dr. Sanusi Umar and the treatment focus on both his scalp conditions and
For Kevin, treating dissecting cellulitis has required more than one type of intervention. In this Bumpinator chapter, Dr. Sanusi Umar outlines a plan that has included medications, laser treatments and surgery, while making clear that the work does not end with controlling the disease itself. A Treatment Plan Built in
A new area of scalp irritation brought back memories Erasmo hoped were behind him. Six years after surgery for acne keloidalis nuchae, he returned to Dr. Sanusi Umar worried that AKN might be returning. Before treatment, Erasmo described being frustrated by the large lesion on his scalp. He let his
Festus and his mother look back on his experience with severe, multiple recurrent keloids and express their gratitude to Dr. Sanusi Umar and his team. In this chapter, one detail stands out: other doctors repeatedly asked Festus who had performed his surgery. A Family’s Gratitude After a Difficult Keloid Story
