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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Discusses the causes of early facial wrinkles—including sun exposure, smoking, dehydration, and exaggerated facial expressions—and outlines preventive skincare and aesthetic treatments.
Coverage of Dr. Maher Mahmoud's interview on Tabib El Balad, explaining exogenous and endogenous causes of eczema, including soaps, chemicals, genetics, and psychological stress.
Reports on his Tabib El Balad (Sada El-Balad) interview explaining how eczema appears on the face, neck, hand folds, and underarms due to soap, dust, chemicals, genetics, and immune disruption from stress.
In a Sada El-Balad television segment, Dr. Maher Mahmoud discusses stretch marks and approaches that include derma-pen treatment.
Dr. Maher Mahmoud discusses hair loss and the possible roles of nutrition and stress in an interview on Sada El-Balad’s Tabib El-Balad.
A Sada El-Balad segment with Dr. Maher Mahmoud discusses vitiligo and the possible relationship between ongoing stress and immune function.
Dr. Maher Mahmoud discusses acne, oily skin, treatment and the possibility that acne marks may remain in a Sada El-Balad television segment.
Advises checking cosmetic ingredient labels, never sharing eye makeup, never applying eye makeup in a moving car (to avoid corneal scratches), testing eyelash glue for allergies, and discarding eye cosmetics used during an eye infection.
Likens skin oxidation (sebum and keratin oxidizing in pores to form blackheads and break down collagen) to rust on iron, and recommends topical antioxidants (vitamins A, B, C, E, niacinamide, glutathione, pomegranate/berry extracts), salicylic/lactic acid toners, and SPF 15+ sunscreen.
