DR. MAHER MAHMOUDDERMATOLOGY · LASER
InterviewSkin conditions

Acne marks may persist

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إسراء صبري
Interviewed by
Sada El-Balad
Acne marks may persist

Summary

Dr. Maher Mahmoud discusses acne, oily skin, treatment and the possibility that acne marks may remain in a Sada El-Balad television segment.

In a Tabib El-Balad segment covered by Sada El-Balad, Dr. Maher Mahmoud discusses acne and skin oil production. The report notes that acne marks may persist, and outlines the topic as part of a broader conversation about treatment.

The article is a summary of the televised discussion, with the publisher link available for readers who want to review the original segment and its full context.

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