Save My Skin “Mysterious Skin” S4E6 July 19 2023 on TLC
Tonight (Wednesday July 19 2023), TLC broadcasts an episode of the series Save My Skin!
Mysterious Skin Season 4 Episode 6 Episode Summary
First up is Libby, who has been struggling with a mysterious rash on her face and arms. As she seeks answers and relief, Dr. Emma is determined to diagnose the cause and provide the necessary treatment to restore Libby’s skin health.
Next, meet baby Emerick, who is dealing with the painful and distressing symptoms of severe eczema. Dr. Emma takes on the task of finding a solution to alleviate Emerick’s discomfort and improve his quality of life.
In addition, 13-year-old Genevieve seeks Dr. Emma’s assistance in treating her acne, a common skin condition that can greatly impact a teenager’s self-esteem and confidence. Dr. Emma’s expertise and tailored approach aim to address Genevieve’s concerns and help her achieve clearer skin.
Finally, 11-year-old Harley faces the challenge of a disfiguring keloid on her ear. Dr. Emma works diligently to develop a personalized treatment plan that will help reduce the keloid and restore Harley’s appearance.
What Time is the “Mysterious Skin” Episode On?
The Mysterious Skin episode of Save My Skin will be broadcast on July 19 2023 on TLC at 11:00 PM at ET/PT.
Is the “Mysterious Skin” Episode New?
The Mysterious Skin episode of Save My Skin is all new!
Save My Skin Mysterious Skin Cast & Stars
| Main Cast |
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| Dr. Emma Craythorne |
Mysterious Skin Episode Videos & Previews
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Save My Skin Series Information
| Dermatologist Dr. Emma Craythorne has made it her mission to save everyone's skin. Surrounded by a top team at her Harley Street Clinic in London, she treats patients suffering from unusual and extraordinary conditions in the United Kingdom. Many of the issues are chronic and painful, like eczema, scalp bumps, keloids and rosacea. Dr. Craythorne examines and diagnoses before revealing the treatment. Patients reclaim their confidence and skin by sharing their stories to educate communities on skin disease. |
