Afula General Consulting Medicine Center: Dr. Mohammed Mansour, a specialist in plastic surgery, has joined | Amkaneuz

The service at the Afula General Consulting Medicine Center continues to renew and improve for the benefit of the patients, and Dr. Muhammad Mansour, a specialist in plastic surgery, joined the staff.
Dr. Mansour, 40, married + 3, lives in Tira, studied medicine at the Hebrew University School of Medicine in Jerusalem, Hadassah Ein Kerem, did his internship and internship at the Linson Medical Center.
“The skin is the largest organ in the human body and the sun is known to be dangerous for the skin. In addition to the immediate sun damage, there are sun damage that manifests itself many years after exposure. Correct use of sunscreens may reduce the damage caused by exposure to sunlight, and especially the dangers of developing burns, skin cancer and premature aging of the skin” explains Dr. Mansour.
Dr. Mansour chose to study medicine in the belief that in the medical profession he would be able to fulfill his desires and help others. “I like to challenge myself professionally. This is a profession in which I study, develop and research. The profession of medicine for me is a very satisfying profession and I am happy that I was able to realize my dream” shared Dr. Mansour.
In parallel with his work at Klalit Clinics, Dr. Mansour is engaged in research, development and medical innovation and holds several patents in the field of microvascular implants, wounds and breast reconstructions.
“I am happy to join the teams and believe that early diagnosis, along with quality and professional medical treatment, will affect the patient’s quality of life. It is important to remember, if you encounter a suspicious lesion, it is recommended to seek medical advice immediately for a diagnosis and a decision on treatment methods,” said Dr. Mansour.
“Our patients will benefit from the professionalism, knowledge and extensive and varied experience that Dr. Mansour has accumulated. We continue to expand the services according to the changing needs of our patient population and to provide good and quality medicine. We are expanding the services with an emphasis on significantly improving the availability of the service and shortening the queues for the benefit and well-being of our patients in the north, so that they can enjoy quality medical services provided by the best specialists,” concluded Dr. Itzik Malka, Deputy Medical Director of Klalit North District.