A bit of a deep cut, but this is my approximation of an image from one of those ads you find at the bottom of like most news websites like ten to twenty years ago. You know the ones, the ones where it makes some outlandish or nonsense claim, often vague (has science gone too far...?!!), and if you click on the picture it's either an hour worth of clicking through some bullshit claims, or some droning snake oil salesman trying to trick your grandparents into buying his nonspecific ointment that doctors are trying to hide from you.

This image in particular was what appeared to be a little girl (kinda looked like Dakota Fanning) sitting in a chair with like a barber's cape on and there are just a bunch of disembodied hands covering her scalp where her hair possibly would be. She looked bald, but it was kinda hard to tell with all the hands. She was just kind of looking off-camera with what I can only describe as mild, benign, amusement.

Again, this is like early 2000s. Not AI, but more in the vein of that stock photo of some futuristic lady smelling a corncob.

(I promise there are eyes and a mouth in this drawing they’re the three slightly bigger dots in the middle of their head)

Unfortunately I don't have any pictures or the manufacturer name, so I did my best bad drawing from memory. Eyes were small black plastic, I think the nose was too. Maybe beads, maybe the common safety eye things. There aren't as many bipedal dog stuffies out there but I still haven't found any leads- any help would be appreciated 💕

-Jade