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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Announces on World Vitiligo Day that 4 new oral vitiligo drugs passed Phase II clinical trials and explains how new topical treatments (safe for ages 12+ on up to 10% body surface area twice daily) block antibodies from attacking melanocytes, showing results within 3 months.
In a television interview, Dr. Maher Mahmoud discusses sun protection, sunscreen use for children and protection against skin cancer and facial wrinkles.
Dr. Maher Mahmoud discusses sun protection in a television interview, including sunscreen use for children and protection against skin cancer and wrinkles.
Coverage of Dr. Maher Mahmoud's interview on Al-Tase'a (Egyptian Channel 1), warning against direct sun exposure between 10 AM and 5 PM and advising sunscreen reapplication every two hours.
Alongside a Ministry of Health warning, dermatologist Dr. Maher Mahmoud describes possible skin effects of sun exposure and identifies the hours he considers most hazardous.
Dr. Maher Mahmoud explains atopic eczema symptoms, diagnosis and care options, including skin moisturization, treatment choices and practical guidance for children.
Explains how immune stress attacks melanocytes and outlines modern vitiligo therapies including topical immunomodulators, phototherapy, and surgical melanocyte transplantation for resistant cases.
Provides a dermatological care routine for sensitive areas—wearing loose cotton underwear, drying thoroughly to prevent fungal infections, avoiding razors in favor of laser hair removal, and moisturizing daily.
Outlines a 4-step acne protocol for ages 12–24: skin-appropriate cleanser, topical anti-acne creams (e.g., Aknemycin), oral antibiotics (e.g., Zisrocin three times weekly for a month in severe cases), and sebaceous-gland-suppressing medication (isotretinoin) for resistant cases.
