Egyptian doctor Hossam Mowafi has addressed a question many patients ask: what liver-related spots on the skin actually look like and what color they are. The Egyptian outlet Al-Consolto published his response on Sunday, September 13, 2026, under a headline asking how such spots appear and what shade they take.
According to Al-Consolto, Mowafi's answer focused on the appearance and color of these marks rather than on any single cause. The report frames the topic around a common concern — changes in skin pigmentation that people associate with the liver — and presents the physician's explanation as the central point.
The term "liver spots" is widely used by the public, though it can refer to different kinds of skin changes. Al-Consolto's coverage centers on Mowafi's description of how these spots present visually, which is the detail readers most often want clarified when they notice new marks on their skin.
The report does not include the full text of Mowafi's remarks in the material available, so the specific colors and shapes he named are not restated here. Readers seeking the precise description should consult Al-Consolto's original article.
What to watch next: whether Al-Consolto publishes a fuller transcript or follow-up segment with Mowafi detailing the exact appearance, color and possible causes of liver-related skin spots.