Rebirth of the Deadly Beauty

Chapter 570

Recently, Asher had been experiencing hair loss for some reason. He developed a bald spot on the back of his head. Even prescribed medications from the hospital were ineffective, so he had no choice but to shave his head and wear a wig.

He had specially ordered a high-quality wig from overseas that looked really natural. It looked so convincing that even his family members could not tell the difference.

Though Asher did not really care about his appearance, he still had his pride. He would secretly visit the dermatologist while wearing a face mask, and even his parents were unaware of his condition. The fact that this unassuming young woman had seen right through it caught him off guard.

"Not only do I know about it, but I also know what's causing your hair loss." Tilting her head, Yolanda continued thoughtfully, "Based on your symptoms, it's alopecia areata, isn't it?"

"Nonsense!" Asher felt embarrassed, but his defensive reaction only confirmed Yolanda's diagnosis.

"Don't think I'll believe you can treat illnesses just because you make a few wild guesses!" Feeling uncomfortable under the curious gazes of Jude, Alfred, and the Kaufman family's staff, Asher quickly changed the subject. "Mr. Smith, please examine Mr. Kaufman first!"

Paul in Westorian. Paul then instructed his assistants to set up their advanced medical equipment. The assistants quickly sterilized the electrode pads with alcohol swabs,

the medical devices. Yolanda carefully observed the readings on the equipment Paul was operating. Her expertise lay in traditional medicine,

as a world-class doctor and his impeccable expertise. However, she doubted that he and his team could cure Alfred's condition. Modern medicine relied heavily on surgery, but cardiac surgery would

remained even after he finished

Smith?" Asher asked the

Mr. Kaufman's condition. However..." Paul

he can treat

do you have any concerns?" Jude, who understood Westorian, could tell from Paul's expression that there

there are significant risks," Paul admitted. "I can perform the operation, but the success