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Dr. Barbara Shkodrani

Aesthetic physician and geneticist

Aesthetic, regenerative and longevity medicine

Rome Order of Physicians, reg. no. 66942

My professional work is founded on listening, empathy and a care pathway tailored to each patient. I believe in medicine based on scientific expertise, continuous learning and prevention.

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Dr. Barbara Shkodrani

Biography and training

A physician and surgeon with expertise in aesthetic and regenerative medicine of the face and body, registered with the Rome Order of Physicians, no. 66942. She graduated in Medicine and Surgery from Sapienza University of Rome, with a thesis on psoriasis and the skin microbiota at the Dermatology Clinic of Umberto I Hospital. In 2022 she obtained a second-level Master's in Aesthetic Medicine from LUMSA University in collaboration with IDI, with a thesis on the effects of botulinum toxin in patients over 60, and in 2024 a second-level Master's in Rare Diseases, with a thesis on breast carcinoma in patients diagnosed with NF1. In 2025 she completed her specialisation in Medical Genetics at the University of Rome Tor Vergata with honours. Her goal is all-round patient care: psychophysical well-being, skin quality and the prevention of ageing in the context of longevity. She has received certificates of recognition from the Rome Order of Physicians, the Lazio Region and the Municipality of Fiumicino, and attends national and international conferences every year.

Publications

Author of several scientific articles:

  1. Case report: La gestione delle complicanze e dei risultati estetici scadenti con la ialuronidasiShkodrani et al., SIME 2025
  2. An overview of 1000 dermoscopic casesShkodrani E. et al., Acta Dermatovenerologica Alpina, Pannonica et Adriatica 2025
  3. Hereditary Angioedema: From Gene to Gene TherapyMannucci, L; Shkodrani, B; Triggianese, P; Marchionni, E; Bergamini, A; and Novelli, G. eLS, Vol 3: 1–8, 2024. DOI: 10.1002/9780470015902.a0029764
  4. When Fear of Isotretinoin Becomes a Barrier to Care: Severe Nodulocystic Acne and Psychosocial Distress in a 13- Old GirlShkodrani E et al. 2026
  5. Keratitis-Ichthyosis-deafness syndrome associated with cutaneous squamous cell carcinomas successfully eradicated with radiotherapy: a case reportShkodrani E. et al 2026
  6. Patient Education in Pemphigus: Current Evidence, Challenges and Future DirectionsShkodrani E. et al 2026
  7. Exercise Education for Individuals With Osteoporosis: An Evidence-Based ReviewShkodrani E. et al 2026
  8. Health Literacy and Patient Education in Osteoporosis Strategies To Improve Treatment Adherence and Fracture PreventionShkodrani E. et al 2026
  9. Patient education and Self-Management Stategies in PsoriasisShkodrani E et al 2026
  10. Comparison between physician assessment and artificial intelligence analysis in digital dermoscopy: evaluation of 71 dermoscopic casesShkodrani E. et al 2026
  11. Adverse Effects of Biologic Therapy: A Retrospective Cohort StudyShkodrani E. et al 2026
  12. Uso dell’Isotretinoina nell acne severa nodulocistica in una paziente di 13 anni- puo essere sicura?Shkodrani E. et al 2026
  13. Ulcerated Hypertrophic Scar in A 21-Year-Old Female: A Case ReportShkodrani E. et al 2026
  14. Ulcerated Hypertrophic Scar in A 21-Year-Old Female: A Case ReportShkodrani E et al 2026
  15. Generalized Kaposi’s Sarcoma in an HIV Negative Patient: Case ReportShkodrani E et al 2026
  16. The Influence of Social Media on Melanoma Prevention: A Retrospective AnalysisShkodrani E et al 2026
  17. Incidence of Melanoma in a retrospective study of 1000 dermoscopic casesShkodrani E et al 2026
  18. VOGT-KOYANAGI-HARADA DISEASE AND PRIMARY CUTANEOUS ANAPLASTIC LARGE CELL LYMPHOMA: A CASE REPORTShkodrani E et al, GJRA 2025
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