We've had dozens of people tell us how hard to find someone in their area that can help them. So we're offering to build customized hair loss and scalp health treatment plans that are applied in the comfort of your home. Shipping anywhere on the globe. Who can benefit from this program? - Are You Experiencing Hair Loss And Aren’t Sure What To Do Next? - Have You Been Diagnosed With A Specific Type Of Alopecia And Need Help? - Are You Currently Getting In-Person Treatments And Want To Keep Your Progress During Quarantine? - Are You In The Early Stages Of Hair Thinning And Want To Stop It Before It Gets Worse? - Is Your Scalp Feeling Itchy-Dry-Flaky-Inflamed? If that's you, please reach out to us on www.ninaross.co/at-home. We're happy to help!
@@NinaRossAtl isn't that a shame about the insurance companies. The cause may not be cosmetic such as inflammation. Women get denied so much stuff by insurance.
Hi people. For those who can't get this type of help I'll tell you what helped me. Stopped alcohol like completely, sugar too(only sugar I got was from fruits and one's I couldnt avoid in like baked beans),halfed my meat intake(completely cut out pork) started taking turmeric at night before bed so it would work in the body as I slept without interruption, up'd my water intake and also started drinking kefir. I also made a hair oil for myself which comprised of 70% pimkinseed oil, 10% pepermint oil, 10% tea tree oil and 10% hemp oil. I noticed a BIG difference In the inflammation. My scalp stoped itching completely and the tenderness + sores/bumps I had on scalp subsided. hair loss stopped too. Hair regrowth has been slow but for sure its grown a little. Its all about discipline and patience. Also very important LEAVE YOUR HAIR ALONE. I'm a black guy and I know ladies this would be harder for you to do but trust me leave it alone. Peace
I have had this condition for 20 years and had no idea what it was. I got it from a relaxer and my mother has female pattern baldness. Thank you so much for this video!
Hello am experiencing the same condition from a relaxer I used 2019 ..from then have never healed am so depressed...could you share some of the treatment you used if you managed the condition please 🙏
I’m so glad I found this channel and clicked on your link. I’m actually in Atlanta. I just moved here my alopecia went from a quarter size to what is in this video in a week. I can only wear my hair up in high ponytail because I don’t have hair in the middle. And my ponytail is very painful. I will be making a appointment. Because I didn’t know where to start.
I’m at a point where I’m working on lowering my estrogen and cholesterol with more organic fiber powder, fruits and vegs, drinking more dandelion tea and organic coconut water after a stressful day at work, probiotics at night with yogurt goat milk and organic coconut oil to coat my stomach, and detoxing and protecting my liver. My stomach is flatter and I’m getting baby hairs.
I just cane across this video and I believe this is what I have. Of course I have had this condition for well over 10 years. I went to countless doctors and dermatologists. Getting blood work, scalp biopsies. They determined that I had skin lupus. A few years ago I asked a specialist and he didn't think I had it.
I permed my hair more than once, the harsh chemicals caused my hair loss and scarring. Chemicals on the scalp will affect the hair follicles, pulling hair too tight will cause the roots to loosen. Harsh treatment of hair will affect it.
Unfortunately no matter what natural organic products I've used it never fully grew back, I now have thin hair and use Nanogen hair fibres to fill in the thin parts and hair spray to keep it in place. Once you kill those hair follicles with chemicals it's not coming back short of a hair transplant.
LESEGO HALO I wore protective styles, mainly low tension braids, for a good year or so. I would let my hair breathe for only a few weeks in between styles. Other than that I just oiled more and made sure to deep condition every wash. But not touching my hair and massaging with the oil is really what helped it grow.
Yes for me to I went natural and was able to stop the hair loss and even increased growth in the crown area it took about four months to see the regrowth…. I will never put another perm in my head ever!!!!
Not to confuse anyone here into thinking that natural will stop CCCA. I've not had a relaxer for decades and still got ccca. Fasting to lower inflammation, essential oils and supplements definitely helped me out.
This is what I was diagnosed with in 2016. Luckily I managed to grow my crown back and from 2017-2020 it did amazing but then took a turn for the worst. All of 2021 was a nightmare. By October 89% of my crown always gone. I had surgery comming so I just shaved to start over. But now growth is non exisaant. Mixture of ccca and my other autoimmune disorder I’m gonna be bald forever
Please don’t say that you’ll be bald forever. There’s always hope. I know about Autoimmune diseases. . I have OA and CCCA. I’m working on diet, supplementation, and lowering my stress level. I’ve seen regrowth. So I’m hopeful. Best wishes to you. God bless.
I'm crying right now, because I found you, but also I live in Canada and were I am there is no black dermatologist 😥😥😥, it's really hard to be in this condition and have no answer. I went to see a dermatologist four years ago and he said this black women problem, he gave some lotions and that's all. Please help 🙏🙏🙏
Should you stop getting relaxers if you are diagnosed with CCCA? My dermatologist said I could continue to get them, but try to go 8 or more weeks in between. I truly believe the relaxers have caused me to get alopecia.
My dermatologist suggested I stop all chemicals... I use to relax my hair and color it and wear braids .. Try to put less tension on your hair if possible.. Also it could be your medications if you take any.. Stay positive 🙏🏾
A perm is responsible for mines too...not growing at all...tons of itching and the least amount of combing brings out so much hair...my hair won't even hold with gel... Thinking about cutting it off but have to get the nerve
I would say stop using relaxer or any type of chemicals. Since i stopped using relaxer i noticed that I don't have scarring anymore. I used to have severe scarring where my scalp would bleed when I scratched it and ever since I stopped relaxing my hair my scalp is better.
These relaxes also affect our uterus and internal organs, which in turn affect everything else. Wish my aunt had known about this before she relax my hair at 11 years old
I wish my hair should grow back. But I already know I'm a done deal. One day I intend to just shave all my hair off and be done with worrying about it.
THE CENTRAL, TOP, AND MIDDLE OF THE HEAD, CARRIES NERVE ENDINDS, ABD HIGH STRESS, ALONG WITH HAIR NEGLECT, POOR DIET, LACK OF NECESSARY WATER CONSUMPTION CAUSES PATTERNED BALDNESS, WHY HIGH NUMBERS IN BLACK WOMEN IS DUE TO HIGH STRESS, AND NEGLECT OF HAIR CARE, OUR HAIR IS MEANT TO BE TUCKED AND CARED IN PROTECTIVE AND LASTING HAIR STYLES, MINUS, WEAVES AND CHEMICAL TREATMENTS, ALSO GENTLE CARE ABD HANDLING OF OUR HAIR IS THE CAUSE FOR THIS, SO IS THE CONSUMPTION OF PORK AND SUGAR, CHANGE THESE SEE THE DIFFERENCE NO STEROID IR INJECTION WILL FIX THIS, IT IS A FOREIGN SUBSTANCE BEING PUT INTO YOUR BODY TO TREAT THE SYMPTOMS, NOT A CURE!! STEROID IF ANY KIND ARE HARMFUL TO THE BODY!
I don’t know if I agree with you totally. I take great care of my hair. No tight braids nor weaves. I’ve had a thyroid issue in my teens. And in the crown of my head is hair loss. It’s interesting that black women are the only one this is happening to. Hmmmmm.
I soo have this problem but I've seen a dermatologist here in NJ and they just not interested in help to get this under control. 😫 Man, i wish i lives in Altanta, GA...😔. Well thank you for the information. God bless 🙏.
I have this type of alopecia.. My dermatologist got me taking finasteride what they prescribed for men with prostate cancer.. He also recommended Rogaine but I refused to use it because once you stop your hair will fall out again..I really would like to know what supplements you prescribe for the inside of our body.
Wish I knew about you when I lived in ATL. I have this, and it runs in my family, along with male pattern baldness. Now it's already spreading outwards (thinning) and the crown is scarred.....When I went to a dermatologist 25 years ago, nothing was done.
Braidless extensions and microlink extensions are interesting. What about wigs as well? Wigs that have no combs and no adhesives and come off at night? Are those ok?
Struggling with hair loss, hair is sooo thin it's almost as if its not there in the crown area, my edges are okay though but biggest issue currently is the scalp inflammation, i get these bumps with puss and they painful. How do i get my scalp to stop hurting and the bumps to go away?
I had ringworm on my scalp and my hair hasnt been right since. It grows but in the areas affected by the ringworm it grows thin and break easily and its been over 20 yrs
I’m dealing with the same as well! I had ringworm last year. And it regrows then start the process over again 3-4 months later. This is my third time going through losing my hair where the ring worm scarred it.
Been lossing hair since 2019 December trying different products nothing worked..visited a dermatologist yesterday n he said l ccca was very heartbroken 💔 im now 21 this started wen l was 17
CCCA is definitely tough to deal with but it is not a permanent hair loss situation. It is possible to grow back healthy strong hair, you just need the proper treatment routine that works with your body. If you are in need of assistance I would love to help. Here's the link to book an evaluation with me. ninaross.as.me/virtualconsult
@@Ketta_MJ yes it will, drink lots of water, go and check your blood 🩸, if the measurements are in the middle go and get whatever supplement you need! I am taking iron and my hair is already growing back! Biotin and MSM too! Eat lots of leafy greens veggies and don’t put anything hot or tight on your hair
I have that on the side of my head and in the middle because I be picking at my hair on the top of my head to pulling hair out the lady that did my hair she use it kind of fish gray looking glue to glue your hair and not on the cap and be picking at my hair and I would like to know what kind of products can I use to make my hair grow.
Hi there I would love to assist you. Here's the link to book an evaluation with me so that we can find the best form of treatment for you. ninaross.as.me/virtualconsult
Hi, we would love to have you all come in for an evaluation so we can find the best treatment to assist your daughter. Here's the link to our site to book your first evaluation ninaross.co/pages/appointment-calendar
I would love to know if you did virtual consultations. I would love to try your services but before I venture to ATL, i'd like to know if you could help.
I've heard from so many people in other places that need help. We built a program that includes virtual consultations and a treatment program you can apply from home. Would you be interested in hearing more?
I lost hair in my crown and my hairline. This was when I was 31. In the middle of my crown would itch and tingle. The hair was coming out. Eventually the hairs grew back but I lost hair and I have a bald spot in the middle of my head. I went to a dermatologist (white doc) he diagnosed me with alopecia areata. Now as I am typing this coming from another dermatologist office (the doc is black Female) she diagnosed me with CCCA. So I don’t think my hair will Grow back. She prescribed an oil that I have to use for the rest of my life so it doesn’t spread. Is there no hope? I don’t relax my hair. She said to stay away from the hair dryer and tight styles . Can you help Me?
Hi there, if you are looking for assistance I would love to help. Here's the link to book an evaluation with me. there's also a section to send me pictures of your scalp as well. ninaross.as.me/virtualconsult
I need some assistance. Ive been to the dermatologist and they tell me i have folliculitis. So im experiencing bumps sores and stinky scalp after not washing my hair for 3days. I told them this and they gave me a shampoo which made my hair fall out in chunks. Please help
Its better now. Im learning my scalp doesn't like oil or anything on it. But i still have this one patch that isn't growing as fast as the rest of my hair. I only use oil sheen when needed.
@@iinfinitejones3639 I had folliculitis and I used to put toothpaste on the bumps and that really helped. Spots would go away and now I don't get them at all. Worth a try.
It's tough to find practitioners who understand CCCA! To help more people we started a virtual program where we customize treatments and send them to wherever you are. Take a look here and if you have questions let me know! www.ninaross.co/at-home
Those in Colorado. Any good dermatologists in your area will know how to treat "scarring alopecia". There's more than one type. Scarring alopecia can affect anyone but CCCA is the one seen in 98% of AA. The treatment will be the same as the other scarring alopecia's bcos at the cellular level they're all the same. It's the inflammation that kills the stem cell in the follicle in all the "scarring alopecia's". Once the stem cell is gone that follicle scars over and no hair will ever grow there again..its permanent!. The scarring alopecia's have different characteristics that give it their name thus CCCA bcos it occurs in the central section of the scalp. Frontal fibrosis(another scarring alopecia) occurs near the forehead and extends back toward the crown. You'll need a biopsy to see which alopecia "scarring OR non-scarring" you have and then they'll know how to treat it. The thing is to get to a dermatologist asap!..the longer you wait the more damage that's occuring . Just find a good dermatologists in your area who has treated and/or understands alopecia(Im sure most do). Im in Dallas and couldn't find a black derm..I got desperate and just found a dermatologist(I ask questions to vet them). She is white but knew exactly what to do after my biopsy results. I had 2 different types of alopecia's and early CCCA was one of them. She gave me my treatment regimen and 2 months later, I can actually cornrow that sparse hair I had but it's still thin bcos I waited tooooo long and some of my follicles have already scarred over but at least the medicine has stopped the inflammation from spreading further..so now my scalp is healing and regenerating hair in the areas where the follicles were sick but still viable. Please go see a derm in your area cos at least you'll know which alopecia you actually have. I know how you feel and I hope I've helped someone. It's emotionally devastating SO be proactive and go see ANY good dermatologist in your area. You'll feel more empowered. Best to everyone.
In nj and my mom has seen a white derm I was not there at the time so I have no idea diagnosis. He perscribed shamooo and her hair fell out . She ended up shaving all off but I can see her self esteem is in the pits. Her scalp is always itchy . Where do I begin hair is our crown she does not like or wear wigs?
Sounds like your scalp is inflamed and possibly CCCA! How's the local search going? We do offer tele-treatments and send the products to you for home use if that would help at all?
@ caramelhoney29 sounds like your scalp is inflamed.. Like i stated in my post I went to a dermatologist.. He prescribed a foam for anti inflammation a foam called clobestol and it helped.. I no longer need to use if but go and see a dermatologist who specialize in scalp also..
Wow....I am utterly lost for words to how professional the process is. I so wish I lived in ATL. I'm in NC and in need of help for my ccca before it's too late. Any suggestions on how to connect with you?
Just leave the hair alone it will grow back…. Get some biotin tablets from Medplus and take everyday., do not relax or braid your hair just leave it alone. Wash once a week and condition it, it will grow back. Make sure you get your biotin and you can also add B12. Massage the area with some oil few times a week
Yes, like the beta blocker blood pressure medications and like chemotherapy and some instances. If you have to take a medication always ask your pharmacist if it has the side effect of hair loss. Sadly most times The Physician does not know. There are so many drugs to keep up with that I trust the pharmacist more in that area. They can at least give you a printout on the drug that you're taking so that you can read about the side effects. Physicians usually rely heavily on the drug reps who come in to promote their drugs.
Hi, we do not have a NY office. Although, we do offer virtual evaluations and home therapy plans for those who are out of state interested in our help. Here’s the link to our booking site for a virtual evaluation. ninaross.co/pages/appointment-calendar We look forward to meeting you! ✨
I've done a video on my hair falling out; I guess this is why I got the recommendation. My dermatologist suggested I stop putting perms in my hair years ago when all of my hair was falling out. I was diagnosed with "Traction Alopecia" & "Seborrheic Dermatitis". Going natural helped me. I was chosen to be in a few events after my hair grew back. One day I was chosen to be a Black Panther in the movie "Forest Gump". At the time....they wanted someone who could wear a real Afro. It was a blessing I had just stopped wearing those perms. My hair grew back nice. Nowadays I watch my diet, whatever I feed my body, I'm feeding my mind, my hair, actually my entire body. I move, exercise no less than 20 minutes a day to get that blood circulation flowing. I get some sun, take my vitamins, I drink water, collagen, meditation, sleep, eat lots of fruits and veggies. I lean my head out the side of my bed some mornings slowly to get that blood flowing to my scalp. Sounds strange, but it works for me. Now that I'm older I have the patience to do all these things. I remember a time where I did not wrap my hair. I also remember when I use to eat a lot of pizza and hamburgers, I drank Kool-Aid, lots of sweet cake, pies, sodas, ate a lot of cheese, milk. My skin and hair was jacked up. Everything seemed to flare up on my body. I've come a long way. Ooohwee. I still have to be mindful of my lifestyle; when I stop exercising or indulge in certain foods; I see it in my skin and hair immediately. On my body.... this traction alopecia it's like a cold. It will reveal itself after all those years. This was back in 89/90 when I was in that dermatologist chair. I didn't want to hear the truth about letting go of that perm, or even my diet. SMH. It took me years to get it. I have to switch up on things sometimes vitamins etc. It just depends. Everyone is different, but basically almost the same. The pain is real. I try not to stress about it . Be Hopeful everyone. Takes time and patience along with great Dr's like Dr. Ross here to help us. 🙏🏾 Nice video and thank you Dr. Ross for sharing.
Male with this condition, I live in an area with low black population so support is hard. I did meet a dermatologist who's familiar with the condition and he gave me anti inflammatory steroid solution and anti biotics. We'll see how it goes its been less than a year but so far the situation has definitely improved. Will subscribe for more insight you can provide on this.
I hear from people like yourself every day....we've been hard at work building a program to help. Check the link in our description for our virtual trichology treatment plans. I'd love to hear more about your story.
@@chocolatte8301 Its better but I miss not having to think about this condition. There is still hairloss so I can't see that getting much better without surgery. One good thing is that it hasn't gotten much worse in a year!
women need to have a relationship and get to know whats good for their hair, because all hair types are not the same. Shea butter, coca butter, i mean moisters that came from africa
They need to come out with a product that can hold moister for maybe a week or two..since the black woman's hair especially, needs stimulation for growth, pores open for breathing as well as absorbing, which water and hair food oils help lock the hair follicles, when twisted or braided from the scalp prevents dryness. Brushing is a plus for grooming new growth
Hi there! We ship to the UK often not sure what was happening there on the site. If you still need anything shoot us an email at info@ninaross.co and whatever you buy we'll give you another 1 for free 🤗
If you still have active inflammation, unfortunately, hair transplantation is not an option. From what I have read people with ccca or other forms of scarring alopecia are not viable candidates for hair transplantation
Wish you were in Chicago. I just scheduled a consultation and analysis with a Trichologist and it’s cost $50. Thanks for the informative video. I don’t think my hair is gonna grow long again unfortunately 🙁 I wish I had the length of hair like the woman in the video.
UptownGirl27. I live In Chicago as well and have dealt with this for a few years now. I finally went to a dermatologist downtown and my hair is coming back in. You can't tell I even had a problem. Inbox me for the dermatologist's information.
I saw Dr. Barbosa’s profile online; she doesn’t take my insurance but I may have to look into seeing her. Ive been to 5 dermatologist and 4 say I have follicilitis decalvans w tufting of hair follicles and one says CCCA ; I need a solution as this has been getting progressively worse over the past 5 years. Itching bumps and sparse areas and scarring This happened also to a lesser degree when I was in college in 2007; and minocin a tetracycline medication similar to doxycycline class of drugs was prescribed to me and this resolved. I need to go to a competent doctor; my issue is worse than the college days but maybe the doxycycline or minocin May cure this. ...I’m believing my hair and scalp issues will be improved. We need more black dermatologist; also thanks to content creator for this video!!
Thank you for posting this video. I which we had these services in my area in Toronto, Canada. Been diagnosed with CCCA but all the Doc wants to do is write a cortisone-based prescription for the itching...which can thin your skin.
First: great video!! Thank you for meeting a huge need!! Second; are there natural methods you recommend to help with this condition, i.e eating certain foods, identifying vitamin deficiencies, home care, etc?? Thanks again!!😄❤
Yes of course! We have an entire protocol that we give out. If you're interested we could do a virtual evaluation and build a customized package for you.
She’s not giving away any “free info” or any natural methods. Business is business unfortunately...and money is primary...even if it’s to help others :( But yes, RUclips aloe Vera treatments and onion and garlic/ginger treatments. Also do an egg & olive oil protein treatment on your hair 2 times a month. You’re welcome.
I am so tired of all the false hope lotions and potions on RUclips, Cant find anyone in the UK to help . Unless you have money you are done here. not even that there is no one with the skill and expertise it's so demoralizing
It’s truly horrible. These “professionals” aren’t giving away any “free info” or any natural methods. Business is business unfortunately...and money is primary...even if it’s to help others :( RUclips aloe Vera treatments and onion and garlic/ginger treatments. Also do an egg & olive oil protein treatment on your hair 2 times a month. You’re welcome.
@@ellel9579 I've come across an amazing Black GP here in UK DR ingrid Wilson hair and scalp clinic based in crewe Cheshire. Its not cheap but im going to consult with her. Another of these so called RUclips people are fake do not respond have made their money and gone.
@@ellel9579 sorry only just seen this. I have literally shaved my hair down to the scalp I'm trying so hard. There are different types of hair loss its not a one fits all and we could be causing all form of damage. It is about money for these black professionals or anyone really. I have watched tried and now just seeing how a new hair regime works There is no recognition here in UK about the conditions that affect us black women . When I watch RUclips and see the art that hairdresser's use to at least try to make us feel better I applaud 👏 them we are just a money making business but with faith prayer and perseverance our hair will grow and better must come
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We've had dozens of people tell us how hard to find someone in their area that can help them. So we're offering to build customized hair loss and scalp health treatment plans that are applied in the comfort of your home. Shipping anywhere on the globe.
Who can benefit from this program?
- Are You Experiencing Hair Loss And Aren’t Sure What To Do Next?
- Have You Been Diagnosed With A Specific Type Of Alopecia And Need Help?
- Are You Currently Getting In-Person Treatments And Want To Keep Your Progress During Quarantine?
- Are You In The Early Stages Of Hair Thinning And Want To Stop It Before It Gets Worse?
- Is Your Scalp Feeling Itchy-Dry-Flaky-Inflamed?
If that's you, please reach out to us on www.ninaross.co/at-home. We're happy to help!
What healthcare insurance do you accept for payment?
We would LOVE to accept health insurance. Unfortunately the insurance companies consider hair loss as cosmetic and won't offer coverage
@@NinaRossAtl isn't that a shame about the insurance companies. The cause may not be cosmetic such as inflammation. Women get denied so much stuff by insurance.
Yes how much is the treatment?
Hair lose for 3yrs now
Hi people. For those who can't get this type of help I'll tell you what helped me. Stopped alcohol like completely, sugar too(only sugar I got was from fruits and one's I couldnt avoid in like baked beans),halfed my meat intake(completely cut out pork) started taking turmeric at night before bed so it would work in the body as I slept without interruption, up'd my water intake and also started drinking kefir. I also made a hair oil for myself which comprised of 70% pimkinseed oil, 10% pepermint oil, 10% tea tree oil and 10% hemp oil. I noticed a BIG difference In the inflammation. My scalp stoped itching completely and the tenderness + sores/bumps I had on scalp subsided. hair loss stopped too. Hair regrowth has been slow but for sure its grown a little. Its all about discipline and patience. Also very important LEAVE YOUR HAIR ALONE. I'm a black guy and I know ladies this would be harder for you to do but trust me leave it alone. Peace
Hey love Is your hair still growing?
Rubbing onions really helps, cut slice and just rub in the area bolding, it will grow back quicker.
Hope all you all get the help/ cure you need. No woman deserves to go bald ( unwillingly).
Thank you! What is piminkins seed oil you mentioned? Will look it up.
Thank you
I have had this condition for 20 years and had no idea what it was. I got it from a relaxer and my mother has female pattern baldness. Thank you so much for this video!
You're welcome! More to come 😊
Same here
Same about the relaxer. Someone said it was most likely expired or something
@@dawng1783 my mom have like bad. But I refuse to go bald. In Jesus name.
Hello am experiencing the same condition from a relaxer I used 2019 ..from then have never healed am so depressed...could you share some of the treatment you used if you managed the condition please 🙏
I’m so glad I found this channel and clicked on your link. I’m actually in Atlanta. I just moved here my alopecia went from a quarter size to what is in this video in a week. I can only wear my hair up in high ponytail because I don’t have hair in the middle. And my ponytail is very painful. I will be making a appointment. Because I didn’t know where to start.
According to my doctor, it stems from autoimmune issues. I have scaring, but life goes on.
I’m at a point where I’m working on lowering my estrogen and cholesterol with more organic fiber powder, fruits and vegs, drinking more dandelion tea and organic coconut water after a stressful day at work, probiotics at night with yogurt goat milk and organic coconut oil to coat my stomach, and detoxing and protecting my liver. My stomach is flatter and I’m getting baby hairs.
i knew something was wrong with me but i didnt know it had a name until today. ive been struggling with this for 10 plus years.
I just cane across this video and I believe this is what I have. Of course I have had this condition for well over 10 years. I went to countless doctors and dermatologists. Getting blood work, scalp biopsies. They determined that I had skin lupus. A few years ago I asked a specialist and he didn't think I had it.
I permed my hair more than once, the harsh chemicals caused my hair loss and scarring. Chemicals on the scalp will affect the hair follicles, pulling hair too tight will cause the roots to loosen. Harsh treatment of hair will affect it.
Magenta Angel any hope to get it back?
Unfortunately no matter what natural organic products I've used it never fully grew back, I now have thin hair and use Nanogen hair fibres to fill in the thin parts and hair spray to keep it in place. Once you kill those hair follicles with chemicals it's not coming back short of a hair transplant.
Going natural saved my hair! My scalp is still sore in that area..like always but I don’t have hair loss there any longer. My hair is now flourishing
What did you use sis
LESEGO HALO I wore protective styles, mainly low tension braids, for a good year or so. I would let my hair breathe for only a few weeks in between styles.
Other than that I just oiled more and made sure to deep condition every wash. But not touching my hair and massaging with the oil is really what helped it grow.
@@TalkswithBellaTT What oil did you use?
Yes for me to I went natural and was able to stop the hair loss and even increased growth in the crown area it took about four months to see the regrowth…. I will never put another perm in my head ever!!!!
Not to confuse anyone here into thinking that natural will stop CCCA. I've not had a relaxer for decades and still got ccca. Fasting to lower inflammation, essential oils and supplements definitely helped me out.
This is what I was diagnosed with in 2016. Luckily I managed to grow my crown back and from 2017-2020 it did amazing but then took a turn for the worst. All of 2021 was a nightmare. By October 89% of my crown always gone. I had surgery comming so I just shaved to start over. But now growth is non exisaant. Mixture of ccca and my other autoimmune disorder I’m gonna be bald forever
Please don’t say that you’ll be bald forever. There’s always hope. I know about Autoimmune diseases. . I have OA and CCCA. I’m working on diet, supplementation, and lowering my stress level. I’ve seen regrowth. So I’m hopeful. Best wishes to you. God bless.
I'm crying right now, because I found you, but also I live in Canada and were I am there is no black dermatologist 😥😥😥, it's really hard to be in this condition and have no answer. I went to see a dermatologist four years ago and he said this black women problem, he gave some lotions and that's all. Please help 🙏🙏🙏
Hi! Have you tried Blumseed? They are located in Canada. I just watched the video on RUclips.
Should you stop getting relaxers if you are diagnosed with CCCA? My dermatologist said I could continue to get them, but try to go 8 or more weeks in between. I truly believe the relaxers have caused me to get alopecia.
My dermatologist suggested I stop all chemicals... I use to relax my hair and color it and wear braids .. Try to put less tension on your hair if possible.. Also it could be your medications if you take any.. Stay positive 🙏🏾
A perm is responsible for mines too...not growing at all...tons of itching and the least amount of combing brings out so much hair...my hair won't even hold with gel...
Thinking about cutting it off but have to get the nerve
I would say stop using relaxer or any type of chemicals. Since i stopped using relaxer i noticed that I don't have scarring anymore. I used to have severe scarring where my scalp would bleed when I scratched it and ever since I stopped relaxing my hair my scalp is better.
These relaxes also affect our uterus and internal organs, which in turn affect everything else. Wish my aunt had known about this before she relax my hair at 11 years old
I wish my hair should grow back. But I already know I'm a done deal. One day I intend to just shave all my hair off and be done with worrying about it.
1:00 Shout out to Dr Dlova from South Africa for the research!! 🇿🇦🇿🇦
Wish this service was available in my area
THE CENTRAL, TOP, AND MIDDLE OF THE HEAD, CARRIES NERVE ENDINDS, ABD HIGH STRESS, ALONG WITH HAIR NEGLECT, POOR DIET, LACK OF NECESSARY WATER CONSUMPTION CAUSES PATTERNED BALDNESS, WHY HIGH NUMBERS IN BLACK WOMEN IS DUE TO HIGH STRESS, AND NEGLECT OF HAIR CARE, OUR HAIR IS MEANT TO BE TUCKED AND CARED IN PROTECTIVE AND LASTING HAIR STYLES, MINUS, WEAVES AND CHEMICAL TREATMENTS, ALSO GENTLE CARE ABD HANDLING OF OUR HAIR IS THE CAUSE FOR THIS, SO IS THE CONSUMPTION OF PORK AND SUGAR, CHANGE THESE SEE THE DIFFERENCE NO STEROID IR INJECTION WILL FIX THIS, IT IS A FOREIGN SUBSTANCE BEING PUT INTO YOUR BODY TO TREAT THE SYMPTOMS, NOT A CURE!! STEROID IF ANY KIND ARE HARMFUL TO THE BODY!
I don’t know if I agree with you totally. I take great care of my hair. No tight braids nor weaves. I’ve had a thyroid issue in my teens. And in the crown of my head is hair loss. It’s interesting that black women are the only one this is happening to. Hmmmmm.
I soo have this problem but I've seen a dermatologist here in NJ and they just not interested in help to get this under control. 😫 Man, i wish i lives in Altanta, GA...😔. Well thank you for the information. God bless 🙏.
Try Dr. Osei TuTu she’s in NYC
I have been researching and glad I get to understand this hair loss
I have this type of alopecia.. My dermatologist got me taking finasteride what they prescribed for men with prostate cancer.. He also recommended Rogaine but I refused to use it because once you stop your hair will fall out again..I really would like to know what supplements you prescribe for the inside of our body.
Look up Dr. Berg on RUclips. Silica supplement will help!
How do you proceed if there are NO dermatologists/tricologists in your area??
Should you stop getting relaxers or get relaxers with no lye
Wow I’ve been dealing with this for 16 years wearing wigs and lace fronts cause I have no hair from my crown to the top of my head and my edges
Wish I knew about you when I lived in ATL. I have this, and it runs in my family, along with male pattern baldness. Now it's already spreading outwards (thinning) and the crown is scarred.....When I went to a dermatologist 25 years ago, nothing was done.
How's it looking now? Is it the same or worsening?
@@NinaRossAtl Right now it's about the same.
I'm so sorry. So many doctors do not listen or do not care what is happening with us. How are you doing now? Happy New Year!
Braidless extensions and microlink extensions are interesting. What about wigs as well? Wigs that have no combs and no adhesives and come off at night? Are those ok?
Struggling with hair loss, hair is sooo thin it's almost as if its not there in the crown area, my edges are okay though but biggest issue currently is the scalp inflammation, i get these bumps with puss and they painful. How do i get my scalp to stop hurting and the bumps to go away?
Thanks for the positive feedback.
Do you have recommendations for trichologists who can treat this condition in NJ?
Hi there, unfortunately I do not have any referrals for that location.
❤️ but curious What are the supplements
I had ringworm on my scalp and my hair hasnt been right since. It grows but in the areas affected by the ringworm it grows thin and break easily and its been over 20 yrs
I’m dealing with the same as well! I had ringworm last year. And it regrows then start the process over again 3-4 months later. This is my third time going through losing my hair where the ring worm scarred it.
Very interesting information! Thank you so much for sharing and educating us!
how do i grow my hair again after having the CCCA
Thanks 🙏 I heard Alopecia is getting to be endemic among black Women. I too just got diagnosed with CCCa . I am fighting it
It really is becoming an epidemic. We're doing everything we can to reverse it though!
Been lossing hair since 2019 December trying different products nothing worked..visited a dermatologist yesterday n he said l ccca was very heartbroken 💔 im now 21 this started wen l was 17
CCCA is definitely tough to deal with but it is not a permanent hair loss situation. It is possible to grow back healthy strong hair, you just need the proper treatment routine that works with your body. If you are in need of assistance I would love to help. Here's the link to book an evaluation with me. ninaross.as.me/virtualconsult
Same for me!
Eu sou Brasileira sinto dores no couro cabeludo e desda ae meu cabelo não crescer Mas você poderia me indica óleos para inflamação
I have scarring already so it’s no hope for me. I never knew what was goin on except the fact that my hair won’t grow back in certain areas.
Mix msm with vitamin c and olive oil and rub into your scalp, try to change your eating habits as well if they’re bad.
@@lisamarie8406 my dermatologist says it’s not going to grow back.
@@Ketta_MJ yes it will, drink lots of water, go and check your blood 🩸, if the measurements are in the middle go and get whatever supplement you need! I am taking iron and my hair is already growing back! Biotin and MSM too! Eat lots of leafy greens veggies and don’t put anything hot or tight on your hair
@@lisamarie8406 message me
@@mimi202mc how? What’s wrong?
I have that on the side of my head and in the middle because I be picking at my hair on the top of my head to pulling hair out the lady that did my hair she use it kind of fish gray looking glue to glue your hair and not on the cap and be picking at my hair and I would like to know what kind of products can I use to make my hair grow.
Hello i am living jamacia and i has this problem far twentys now and i dont know what to do
Hi there I would love to assist you. Here's the link to book an evaluation with me so that we can find the best form of treatment for you. ninaross.as.me/virtualconsult
Am going through the same thing am loosing my hair daily....plz help plz
For the customized treatment plans, what about the injections? Are they not as important?
There is a derm in NY whose been able to regrow hair of clients who has had CCA for years using topicals and vitamins. ..be encouraged people
I’m from NYC and haven’t heard of this dermatologist. Name please.
what is the doctor name please?
@Empress Unicorn
what is the doctor name please?
Useless comment
Is intense itching that is refractory an early sign?
Yes, it definitely can be. It's best to get a professional examination to ensure that is is CCCA.
Hi, my daughter is six years old and I think she does have alopecia. I have never put any form chemicals in her hair.
Hi, we would love to have you all come in for an evaluation so we can find the best treatment to assist your daughter. Here's the link to our site to book your first evaluation ninaross.co/pages/appointment-calendar
Do you recommend anyone in the ny area
I would love to know if you did virtual consultations. I would love to try your services but before I venture to ATL, i'd like to know if you could help.
I've heard from so many people in other places that need help. We built a program that includes virtual consultations and a treatment program you can apply from home. Would you be interested in hearing more?
@@NinaRossAtl I would like more information as well.I can't travel to Atlanta so the apply from home treatment would be good for me.
I lost hair in my crown and my hairline. This was when I was 31. In the middle of my crown would itch and tingle. The hair was coming out. Eventually the hairs grew back but I lost hair and I have a bald spot in the middle of my head. I went to a dermatologist (white doc) he diagnosed me with alopecia areata. Now as I am typing this coming from another dermatologist office (the doc is black
Female) she diagnosed me with CCCA. So I don’t think my hair will
Grow back. She prescribed an oil that I have to use for the rest of my life so it doesn’t spread.
Is there no hope? I don’t relax my hair. She said to stay away from the hair dryer and tight styles . Can you help
Me?
Whats the name of the oil
@ Stacey British yes what type of oil..
What is the name of the oil?
Pls what can I do? I think she had it since she was a baby
I see that you are in atlanta. I asked the question before watching the entire video.
Thank you for sharing this. Was diagnosed with alopecia recently. Just dealing with a lot of pain in the center my scalp and thinning.
Hi, Same issue I'm having in the crown area. What have you done for it and any progress?
@@dronesther1346 I'm using clobetisol ointment that is supposed to calm the inflammation. It works but when not using it, the pain comes back.
Many of us see hair loss on our edges mostly in front how can we fix this?
I have this is i wish I could send you a photo 😢
Hi there, if you are looking for assistance I would love to help. Here's the link to book an evaluation with me. there's also a section to send me pictures of your scalp as well. ninaross.as.me/virtualconsult
I need some assistance. Ive been to the dermatologist and they tell me i have folliculitis. So im experiencing bumps sores and stinky scalp after not washing my hair for 3days. I told them this and they gave me a shampoo which made my hair fall out in chunks. Please help
Oh no just seeing this! How's your scalp now? We can definitely help
Its better now. Im learning my scalp doesn't like oil or anything on it. But i still have this one patch that isn't growing as fast as the rest of my hair. I only use oil sheen when needed.
Hello. What helped your bumps on the scalp? Currently having the same issue.
@@iinfinitejones3639 I had folliculitis and I used to put toothpaste on the bumps and that really helped. Spots would go away and now I don't get them at all. Worth a try.
Please i'm in Ghana and i have the alopecia from the back of my hair,please what can you do to help me
Any recommendations for dermatologist in Colorado???! I saw one here and she had no clue about black hair.
I’m also in Colorado and need help!!
It's tough to find practitioners who understand CCCA! To help more people we started a virtual program where we customize treatments and send them to wherever you are. Take a look here and if you have questions let me know! www.ninaross.co/at-home
Those in Colorado. Any good dermatologists in your area will know how to treat "scarring alopecia". There's more than one type. Scarring alopecia can affect anyone but CCCA is the one seen in 98% of AA. The treatment will be the same as the other scarring alopecia's bcos at the cellular level they're all the same. It's the inflammation that kills the stem cell in the follicle in all the "scarring alopecia's". Once the stem cell is gone that follicle scars over and no hair will ever grow there again..its permanent!. The scarring alopecia's have different characteristics that give it their name thus CCCA bcos it occurs in the central section of the scalp. Frontal fibrosis(another scarring alopecia) occurs near the forehead and extends back toward the crown. You'll need a biopsy to see which alopecia "scarring OR non-scarring" you have and then they'll know how to treat it. The thing is to get to a dermatologist asap!..the longer you wait the more damage that's occuring . Just find a good dermatologists in your area who has treated and/or understands alopecia(Im sure most do). Im in Dallas and couldn't find a black derm..I got desperate and just found a dermatologist(I ask questions to vet them). She is white but knew exactly what to do after my biopsy results. I had 2 different types of alopecia's and early CCCA was one of them. She gave me my treatment regimen and 2 months later, I can actually cornrow that sparse hair I had but it's still thin bcos I waited tooooo long and some of my follicles have already scarred over but at least the medicine has stopped the inflammation from spreading further..so now my scalp is healing and regenerating hair in the areas where the follicles were sick but still viable. Please go see a derm in your area cos at least you'll know which alopecia you actually have. I know how you feel and I hope I've helped someone. It's emotionally devastating SO be proactive and go see ANY good dermatologist in your area. You'll feel more empowered. Best to everyone.
In nj and my mom has seen a white derm I was not there at the time so I have no idea diagnosis. He perscribed shamooo and her hair fell out . She ended up shaving all off but I can see her self esteem is in the pits. Her scalp is always itchy . Where do I begin hair is our crown she does not like or wear wigs?
Hi, my mom is going through the same thing in nj too! Did you find a solution?
Am also suffering from alopecia hair pls what can I do to reverse my hair back?
I would love a consultation.. I m presently getting steroids shot from my dermatologist, however I m opened for additional help..
Good information thanks for the video 🐱
Hopefully I can find someone to help me locally. My crown area is shorter than the rest of my head. It also itches.
Sounds like your scalp is inflamed and possibly CCCA! How's the local search going? We do offer tele-treatments and send the products to you for home use if that would help at all?
@ caramelhoney29 sounds like your scalp is inflamed.. Like i stated in my post I went to a dermatologist.. He prescribed a foam for anti inflammation a foam called clobestol and it helped.. I no longer need to use if but go and see a dermatologist who specialize in scalp also..
Consultation isn’t free anymore right? It’s 50$?
How do you diagnosis a client with CCCA without doing blood work?
CCA is diagnosed either by using a tricoscope, scalp biopsy or sometimes you can see from the visual eye whats has taken place
Do you think a fue hair transplant works?
Get some minerals and get on a plant based diet and you’ll see great results 🤩
Hey I want to know if you do online consultations?
Hi, yes we do have virtual consultations available as well!
What about dermarolling? Does that help?
This is when an ancestry test comes in handy. I can actually search my DNA if I know the name of the gene.
Who do you recommend in New Orleans
Wow....I am utterly lost for words to how professional the process is. I so wish I lived in ATL. I'm in NC and in need of help for my ccca before it's too late. Any suggestions on how to connect with you?
There's a black dermatologist who is located in Greensboro- Winston Salem area. Her speciality is CCCA and her name is Dr. Amy McMicheal
@@ugotcurlz OMG! Thank you. You're such a blessing!
@@ugotcurlz She is wonderful she treated my daughters condition years ago.
Centrifugal. I see the word fungus. Explain please.
Of course! Centrifugal means that it is starting from the crown and spreading to the rest of the scalp. This is not fungus related.
I'm suffering from this ma
How can I get the consultation? I'm in Nigeria
Same here, I also live in Nigeria
Just leave the hair alone it will grow back…. Get some biotin tablets from Medplus and take everyday., do not relax or braid your hair just leave it alone. Wash once a week and condition it, it will grow back. Make sure you get your biotin and you can also add B12. Massage the area with some oil few times a week
Can certain medications cause hair loss?
Yes, like the beta blocker blood pressure medications and like chemotherapy and some instances. If you have to take a medication always ask your pharmacist if it has the side effect of hair loss. Sadly most times The Physician does not know. There are so many drugs to keep up with that I trust the pharmacist more in that area. They can at least give you a printout on the drug that you're taking so that you can read about the side effects. Physicians usually rely heavily on the drug reps who come in to promote their drugs.
Can you do tele - dermatology? People will pay
We actually do that! Learn more about the program here: ninaross.co/at-home
AM IN NY. DO U HAVE AN OFFICE IN NY.
Hi, we do not have a NY office. Although, we do offer virtual evaluations and home therapy plans for those who are out of state interested in our help. Here’s the link to our booking site for a virtual evaluation. ninaross.co/pages/appointment-calendar We look forward to meeting you! ✨
I've done a video on my hair falling out; I guess this is why I got the recommendation.
My dermatologist suggested I stop putting perms in my hair years ago when all of my hair was falling out. I was diagnosed with "Traction Alopecia" & "Seborrheic Dermatitis". Going natural helped me. I was chosen to be in a few events after my hair grew back. One day I was chosen to be a Black Panther in the movie "Forest Gump". At the time....they wanted someone who could wear a real Afro. It was a blessing I had just stopped wearing those perms. My hair grew back nice.
Nowadays I watch my diet, whatever I feed my body, I'm feeding my mind, my hair, actually my entire body. I move, exercise no less than 20 minutes a day to get that blood circulation flowing. I get some sun, take my vitamins, I drink water, collagen, meditation, sleep, eat lots of fruits and veggies. I lean my head out the side of my bed some mornings slowly to get that blood flowing to my scalp. Sounds strange, but it works for me. Now that I'm older I have the patience to do all these things. I remember a time where I did not wrap my hair. I also remember when I use to eat a lot of pizza and hamburgers, I drank Kool-Aid, lots of sweet cake, pies, sodas, ate a lot of cheese, milk. My skin and hair was jacked up. Everything seemed to flare up on my body. I've come a long way. Ooohwee. I still have to be mindful of my lifestyle; when I stop exercising or indulge in certain foods; I see it in my skin and hair immediately. On my body.... this traction alopecia it's like a cold. It will reveal itself after all those years. This was back in 89/90 when I was in that dermatologist chair. I didn't want to hear the truth about letting go of that perm, or even my diet. SMH. It took me years to get it. I have to switch up on things sometimes vitamins etc. It just depends. Everyone is different, but basically almost the same. The pain is real. I try not to stress about it . Be Hopeful everyone. Takes time and patience along with great Dr's like Dr. Ross here to help us. 🙏🏾 Nice video and thank you Dr. Ross for sharing.
Thank you for the encouragement. Glad you are better. Happy New Year!💥💥
where are you located
I'm all the way in Jamaica how can I get help from you?
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@@muncherclay8760 it's COVID-19 time
Male with this condition, I live in an area with low black population so support is hard. I did meet a dermatologist who's familiar with the condition and he gave me anti inflammatory steroid solution and anti biotics. We'll see how it goes its been less than a year but so far the situation has definitely improved. Will subscribe for more insight you can provide on this.
I hear from people like yourself every day....we've been hard at work building a program to help. Check the link in our description for our virtual trichology treatment plans. I'd love to hear more about your story.
Has it cleared up any since taking anti inflammatory supplements?
@@chocolatte8301 Its better but I miss not having to think about this condition. There is still hairloss so I can't see that getting much better without surgery. One good thing is that it hasn't gotten much worse in a year!
@@jonathank3759 that's good to hear
Where are you located?
can you help or advise me.... uk
women need to have a relationship and get to know whats good for their hair, because all hair types are not the same. Shea butter, coca butter, i mean moisters that came from africa
They need to come out with a product that can hold moister for maybe a week or two..since the black woman's hair especially, needs stimulation for growth, pores open for breathing as well as absorbing, which water and hair food oils help lock the hair follicles, when twisted or braided from the scalp prevents dryness. Brushing is a plus for grooming new growth
U say u ship
anywhere yet there’s nowhere for me to change the address to go to uk.
So how does one get these products
Hi there! We ship to the UK often not sure what was happening there on the site. If you still need anything shoot us an email at info@ninaross.co and whatever you buy we'll give you another 1 for free 🤗
Do you help men to or just females ?
DR RORPOPOR HERBAL on RUclips changed my entire life with his herbal medicine. I appreciate you sir, for taken away my PCOS within 14 days🌾👩👩👧👧
Is hair transplantion an option?
If you still have active inflammation, unfortunately, hair transplantation is not an option. From what I have read people with ccca or other forms of scarring alopecia are not viable candidates for hair transplantation
Wish you were in Chicago. I just scheduled a consultation and analysis with a Trichologist and it’s cost $50. Thanks for the informative video. I don’t think my hair is gonna grow long again unfortunately 🙁 I wish I had the length of hair like the woman in the video.
UptownGirl27. I live In Chicago as well and have dealt with this for a few years now. I finally went to a dermatologist downtown and my hair is coming back in. You can't tell I even had a problem. Inbox me for the dermatologist's information.
@@wordafall what did they prescribe
@@aslcreations9826 doxicylin for a few months and clobetasol propionate everyday for about 8 months. Now, I only use it once a week.
Check out Dr. Victoria Barbosa in Chicago. I went to a Trichologist at first. She referred me to Vicky who is a dermatologist.
I saw Dr. Barbosa’s profile online; she doesn’t take my insurance but I may have to look into seeing her. Ive been to 5 dermatologist and 4 say I have follicilitis decalvans w tufting of hair follicles and one says CCCA ;
I need a solution as this has been getting progressively worse over the past 5 years.
Itching bumps and sparse areas and scarring
This happened also to a lesser degree when I was in college in 2007; and minocin a tetracycline medication similar to doxycycline class of drugs was prescribed to me and this resolved.
I need to go to a competent doctor; my issue is worse than the college days but maybe the doxycycline or minocin May cure this.
...I’m believing my hair and scalp issues will be improved.
We need more black dermatologist; also thanks to content creator for this video!!
Thank you for posting this video. I which we had these services in my area in Toronto, Canada. Been diagnosed with CCCA but all the Doc wants to do is write a cortisone-based prescription for the itching...which can thin your skin.
@joanne jones thank you, definitely will.😊
Message me I can recommend you products that work 100% @IamCee_xo
@joanne jones hi there I live in Toronto, would you please have a recommendation for a dermatologist who can treat this ,
@@tiatia6723 Im from toronto too. Can you assist me with this aswell ?
Please I have Alopecia hair cut
Please I stay in Nigeria advise me on what to use
Thanks for this information. I really hope o don’t have this.
First: great video!! Thank you for meeting a huge need!! Second; are there natural methods you recommend to help with this condition, i.e eating certain foods, identifying vitamin deficiencies, home care, etc?? Thanks again!!😄❤
Yes of course! We have an entire protocol that we give out. If you're interested we could do a virtual evaluation and build a customized package for you.
She’s not giving away any “free info” or any natural methods. Business is business unfortunately...and money is primary...even if it’s to help others :( But yes, RUclips aloe Vera treatments and onion and garlic/ginger treatments. Also do an egg & olive oil protein treatment on your hair 2 times a month. You’re welcome.
Real Basic to stop this hair issue is stop self dissatisfaction and embrace your natural being,hair is included...Respect Love self
I am so tired of all the false hope lotions and potions on RUclips, Cant find anyone in the UK to help . Unless you have money you are done here. not even that there is no one with the skill and expertise it's so demoralizing
It’s truly horrible. These “professionals” aren’t giving away any “free info” or any natural methods. Business is business unfortunately...and money is primary...even if it’s to help others :( RUclips aloe Vera treatments and onion and garlic/ginger treatments. Also do an egg & olive oil protein treatment on your hair 2 times a month. You’re welcome.
@@ellel9579 I've come across an amazing Black GP here in UK DR ingrid Wilson hair and scalp clinic based in crewe Cheshire. Its not cheap but im going to consult with her. Another of these so called RUclips people are fake do not respond have made their money and gone.
@@ellel9579 sorry only just seen this. I have literally shaved my hair down to the scalp I'm trying so hard. There are different types of hair loss its not a one fits all and we could be causing all form of damage. It is about money for these black professionals or anyone really. I have watched tried and now just seeing how a new hair regime works There is no recognition here in UK about the conditions that affect us black women . When I watch RUclips and see the art that hairdresser's use to at least try to make us feel better I applaud 👏 them we are just a money making business but with faith prayer and perseverance our hair will grow and better must come
She looks like Ari lennox
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