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
Marcus returned to Dr. Sanusi Umar with a clear goal: move forward from the large scalp growth that had made something as ordinary as wearing a hat difficult. In this short chapter of The Bumpinator, the focus stays on Marcus, his acne keloidalis nuchae, and the plan Dr. Umar had
Anwar’s experience with acne keloidalis nuchae becomes the closing point for a broader Baldcast reflection on resilience, determination, hope, and the importance of support when facing a difficult challenge. A Closing Message That Goes Beyond AKN At the close of his conversation with Anwar, Dr. Sanusi Umar turns from the
For nearly 15 years, Casimiro lived with a scalp condition involving folliculitis decalvans and Acne Keloidalis Nuchae. After repeated attempts to find help, a dermatologist recognized the seriousness of his case and connected him with Dr. Sanusi Umar. Nearly 15 Years of Searching for Answers Casimiro opens the short video
Dr. Sanusi Umar discusses in detail the unique and complicated combination of diseases that Robert had developed. Robert had the worst-case scenario of Folliculitis Keloidalis Nuchae (another term for AKN) in addition to developing Cutis Verticis Gyrata (CVG). CVG causes the scalp to develop deep grooves and ridges. It was
Anwar has been on an emotional roller coaster for years, and so has his father, Aldwyn. Now, thanks to Dr. Umar’s innovative techniques, they both have reason to hope. “I am cautiously optimistic,” Aldwyn states. “There is always an element of risk, but I think with the research he has done and the doctor’s track record, this puts him in the 90th percentile success rate.”
Anwar has been on an emotional roller coaster for years, and so has his father, Aldwyn. Now, thanks to Dr. Umar’s innovative techniques, they both have reason to hope. “I am cautiously optimistic,” Aldwyn states. “There is always an element of risk, but I think with the research he has done and the doctor’s track record, this puts him in the 90th percentile success rate.”
