Hi Lorraine, I don't believe the treatment you are referring to is the one Sam is doing. If you google SADBE you will read the info on it. It has been used to treat warts. Basically, after a skin test to determine your body's response a solution of acetone is applied to a small area of the scalp. Sam has had an interesting journey with it. The body in turn produces a response in the form of a rash and can be itchy. Sam goes to a top rated Children's Hospital in the USA. The doctor said it is safe for long term use. She did not advise any form of steroid treatments and you need to be careful because it can thin the blood. She recently allowed us to use a cream on her eyebrows twice a week. That coupled with the treatments is producing the return of her eyebrows. This treatment works the entire immune system. My advice to you is that if you are interested in pursing this treatment that you find a skilled doctor and don't allow the doctor to put the squaric acid on a large area of the scalp to begin. The irritation can be uncomfortable, but it only lasts about 2 days. If you want more info after reading up on it let me know..Have Sammy contact my Sam she has her own page.. I have pictures of various stages of regrowth on my page. Sam's hair is alot longer now. Good luck!!

Hi Lorraine, have you had any luck with inquiring about the squaric acid?