Riham Said: "Inner peace and peace of mind are more important than any dispute" Riham Said: "During these blessed days, reconciliation took place between me and Dr. Nader Saab"

Egyptian media personality Reham Saeed has announced the end of her dispute with Lebanese cosmetic surgeon Dr. Nader Saab, following a period of tension and mutual accusations — most notably her previous claim that a medical error by Saab had caused disfigurement to her face. Saeed emphasized that inner peace and mental well-being are more important than any conflict.

The reconciliation was announced through a video posted on her official Instagram account, in which she appeared alongside Dr. Saab’s sister. She captioned the video: "During these blessed days, reconciliation took place between me and Dr. Nader Saab... and his sister, welcome to Egypt. Peace of mind and mental serenity are the most important things in life."

Background of the Dispute

The conflict between the two escalated previously when Lebanese authorities prevented Reham Saeed from entering the country. From Beirut airport, she called for help and accused Dr. Saab of using his influence against her — a claim he categorically denied. At the time, she wrote on Facebook: "Nader Saab used his influence and stopped me at the airport. I'm not afraid, Nader. You disfigured me and made a medical error. Do you need money?"

Official Complaint and Accusations of Disfigurement

In February of last year, Reham Saeed filed an official complaint with the Egyptian Public Prosecutor against Dr. Nader Saab, accusing him of performing what she described as a "failed" cosmetic procedure that led to facial disfigurement.

Her lawyer, Mahmoud Kbeish, stated that Saeed only intended to improve her facial appearance after weight loss and explicitly requested that no surgery be performed near her eyes. However, she later experienced gradual facial deterioration, including disfigurement under her eyes, visible burns, and constant twitching in her right eyelid.

Dr. Nader Saab’s Response

In press statements, Dr. Nader Saab denied the accusations, insisting that he had performed the procedure in accordance with medical standards and with a clear conscience. He added: "I am very satisfied with the results of the procedure Reham Saeed underwent. I have taken the necessary legal steps in Egypt, and she will soon be summoned for investigation and to clarify the facts."