Coverage featuring Dr. Maher Mahmoud in Egyptian media — expert commentary on skin, hair and sun protection. Each piece links to its original publisher.
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Explains that dry skin lacks natural oils, making it highly susceptible to inflammation and eczema, and stresses intensive daily moisturizing alongside avoiding hot water and harsh morning exfoliation.
Highlights simple ways to protect dry skin from irritation and eczema by compensating for its lack of natural lipids through consistent hydration, while warning against overuse of salt baths.
Summarizes Dr. Maher Mahmoud's televised warning against the viral social media trend of adding household chlorine bleach to bathwater for skin whitening.
In a phone interview, Dr. Maher Mahmoud warns against using chlorine to lighten skin and explains that direct or concentrated exposure may cause burns and inflammation.
Dr. Maher Mahmoud warns against using household chlorine on skin for lightening and distinguishes the trend from limited medical uses of diluted baths.
Discusses scalp aging indicators and notes that scalp and hair issues are also common among children, requiring prompt medical evaluation, a tailored daily hair routine, and regular scalp monitoring.
Explains that Minoxidil is one of the best medical treatments for androgenetic alopecia because it reduces DHT hormone access to follicles and dilates blood vessels, while noting that stopping Minoxidil causes hair loss to resume and hair transplantation is the only permanent cure.
Discusses managing oily scalp conditions, avoiding over-washing and heavy silicones, and protecting children from scalp problems through early dermatological consultation and customized daily care.
Examines the "skin fasting" trend and cautions individuals with dry skin that their skin barrier lacks natural lipids and requires regular moisturizing rather than complete product deprivation to avoid eczema and inflammation.
