Dr. Luigi Faillace

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Il dottore Luigi Faillace lavora in provincia di FI. È iscritto all'albo Provinciale dei Medici Chirurghi di FIRENZE dal 09/07/1996, ottiene la laurea in Medicina e chirurgia a Firenze nel 1995. Inoltre si specializza in Oftalmologia a Firenze il 03/11/1999.

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