Sham Al-Dhahabi Clinic has been sealed with red wax. Here are the details.

Social media has been abuzz for the past few hours with news of the closure of the “Dao Derma” dermatology and cosmetic clinic, owned by Sham Al-Zahabi, daughter of Syrian star Assala Nasri. The announcement came after an inspection campaign conducted by a joint committee from the Ministry of Health, the Supply Investigations Department, and the Egyptian Drug Authority.

The campaign uncovered serious violations, including failure to meet licensing requirements, the presence of unregistered medications, and unlicensed medical devices. The clinic was sealed with red wax and the case referred to the Public Prosecution for investigation.

A photo with red wax... and hints at a relationship with Mohamed Ramadan A photo of the clinic sealed with red wax has spread on social media, shocking Sham Al-Zahabi's fans.

The controversy intensified when some shared a photo of Sham with star Mohamed Ramadan, suggesting that he was among the celebrities who underwent cosmetic procedures at the clinic. His name was thus frequently mentioned in comments related to the case, despite the lack of official statements from either party.

Sham Al-Zahabi continues to publish...without commenting on the closure. Despite the widespread coverage of the news, Sham Al-Zahabi has yet to issue an official comment. Interestingly, her Instagram account continues to post promotional content for the clinic, with recent stories documenting client visits to the facility, the most recent of which was posted just seven hours ago. This continued engagement has raised questions among followers about the clinic's legal status and whether there are steps to appeal the decision.