Coverage featuring Dr. Maher Mahmoud in Egyptian media — expert commentary on skin, hair and sun protection. Each piece links to its original publisher.
15 articles
Advises identifying your skin type before starting any skincare routine, avoiding overly hot water, maintaining hydration through drinking water and topical moisturizers, reapplying sunscreen, and using collagen-stimulating products under medical supervision.
Recommends washing the face twice daily with a suitable cleanser, drinking plenty of water, applying topical moisturizers and sunscreen, and using collagen boosters under medical guidance to prevent skin dehydration.
Explains that expression lines on the forehead and around the eyes result from repeated muscle movement and can be treated safely with Botox injections under specialist medical supervision alongside sunscreen and healthy habits.
Explains that over-washing strips natural oils and damages the skin barrier, advising washing twice daily with a skin-type-matched cleanser, regular moisturizing, sunscreen reapplication, and collagen support.
Outlines the daily routine to prevent skin dryness around the nose: knowing your skin type, cleansing twice daily, moisturizing regularly, reapplying sunscreen, and using collagen-boosting products.
Explains that hot water irritates the skin barrier and stresses identifying your exact skin type before selecting a cleanser, moisturizer, and sunscreen.
Differentiates between melasma, freckles, sunspots, and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, outlining treatments via chemical peels, fractional laser, and topical depigmenting agents.
Explains internal and external causes of hyperpigmentation, including sun exposure, indoor lighting, hormonal changes, insulin resistance (acanthosis nigricans), and thyroid disorders.
Recommends Botox injections every 4–6 months for persistent wrinkles, pharmacy creams containing hyaluronic acid, vitamin C, retinol, and Acretin, a protein- and vegetable-rich diet, and daily morning sunscreen.
