Dott.ssa Rossana Schianchi

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La dottoressa Rossana Schianchi esercita la professione medica nella provincia di MI. È iscritto all'albo Provinciale dei Medici Chirurghi di MILANO dal 30/01/1985, si laurea in Medicina e chirurgia a Milano nel 1984. Inoltre si specializza in Dermatologia E Venereologia a Milano il 10/07/1987.

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