TV & RADIO

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Watch Dr. Maher Mahmoud's television and filmed radio interviews about skin, hair and aesthetic medicine — right here on the page.

27 appearances

TV & Radio

Al-NaharEsaal Maa Doaa

Vitiligo surgical and medical breakthroughs

اسأل مع دعاء | السبت 8 اكتوبر 2022 - دكتور ماهر محمود استشاري أمراض جلدية البهاق

Full 17-minute studio interview discussing the July 19, 2022 FDA approval of the first topical vitiligo repigmentation cream, eligibility criteria for surgical vitiligo treatment (1 year of disease stability), mini-punch grafting, suction blister grafting, and cellular melanocyte suspension transplantation followed by excimer laser.

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Al-NaharDoctors

Biologic therapy and excimer laser for vitiligo

د. ماهر محمود: العلاج البيولوجي للبهاق فعال جداً و حل نهائي

Studio interview (6m 13s) explaining oral biologic therapy (3–6 months), 12-session targeted excimer laser protocols, surgical melanocyte transplantation for resistant acral vitiligo, and safe treatment of pediatric vitiligo starting from age 2.

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Al-NaharDoctors

New vitiligo treatments and autoimmune screening

علاج جديد للبهاق.. د ماهر محمود يشرح التفاصيل

Studio interview (5m 04s) explaining that 20% of vitiligo patients have associated autoimmune conditions (thyroiditis, B12-deficiency pernicious anemia, autoimmune diabetes, or lupus), classifying vitiligo subtypes, and reviewing 7 new targeted therapies developed over the preceding two years.

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Egyptian Satellite ChannelRob' Sa'a Seha

Difference between tattoos and henna and their skin hazards

الفرق بين التاتو والحنة وأضرار كلا منهما على الجلد

Televised medical segment (3m 33s) explaining that adulterated henna (mixed with toxic black dye/PPD) causes severe contact dermatitis, blisters, and chemical burns, while tattoo inks contain heavy metals and formalin, can transmit bloodborne viruses (HIV, Hepatitis, herpes) via needles, trigger vitiligo, and require 6–10 laser sessions to remove.

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