Jessica Thivenin gives news of her son Maylone after announcing that he had suffered a fall and that he has had two holes in the back of his head since. The influencer consulted a dermatologist and confirms what she feared…
It’s not yet time to celebrate Jessica Thivenin and his companion Thibault Garcia. The influencer discovered in The people of Marseilles eight years ago now preparing to celebrate the fourth birthday of his first child Maylone. Plagued by health problems since his birth, the little boy is closely monitored by doctors in Dubai where the family now resides again. Although he had already been operated on in February, Maylone was examined again after having suffered a violent fall in the Château de Berne located in the south of France, where the tribe had decided to spend their summer vacation. .
However, although the incident seemed minor, both parents subsequently noticed that “two holes” had formed on the child’s scalp and hair had stopped growing there. Faced with the persistent situation, Jessica Thivenin and Thibault Garcia therefore deemed it necessary to consult a dermatologist.
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Jessica Thivenin shares the dermatologist’s conclusions
While Maylone’s little sister was still sleeping, Jessica Thivenin took control of her Snapchat account to give her news on Thursday September 13. “I have to take Maylone to the dermatologist because he has two holes on the back of his head with no hair. We suspected it was from his fall at Bern Castle. He ran and slipped in the bathroom before doing a cartoon glide“ she first announced, before giving other more worrying details: “The fear we had! He had an egg on the back of his head. He lost his hair at the back. Yesterday, the osteopath told me that it would be good to check to see if it wasn’t ringworm“. The couple rushed to do so and immediately delivered the diagnosis.
According to the dermatologist, “the first hole on the bump is indeed due to its fall”. “It made compression at the hematoma and so he lost his hair, but it will come back”. On the other hand, the second hole finds its origin in another pathology: an alopecia areata. “The dermatologist prescribed me a cream, a lotion, based on cortisone that I have to put on it so it doesn’t get bigger” added the mother, reassured, especially since according to her it is not “not annoying” since the symptoms are located at the back of the skull. Jessica Thivenin finally explained that “many children in Dubai have alopecia areata” Currently. “My dermatologist is Belgian and she told us thatthere were many more alopecia areata here than in EuropeWe do not know why…”. As a reminder, the causes of alopecia areata are not clearly identified and are variable, but we nevertheless suspect a hereditary component.
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