Before you decide
The medical register, and how to consult it
How to do it
- Apri il servizio di ricerca della FNOMCeO: portale.fnomceo.it/cerca-prof
- Search by first and last name and the city where they practise.
- If it appears, they are registered with a provincial Medical Board. If it does not appear, ask for an explanation before booking.
The data comes from the provincial Medical Boards, which are responsible for keeping it updated.
Why it matters, and the Federation says so itself
The National Federation of Orders of Surgeons and Dentists (FNOMCeO) has publicly urged citizens to verify that the professionals they encounter (including those seen on social media) are registered with the Medical Board and to check their qualifications.
What registration tells you, and what it doesn’t
It tells you that this is a qualified doctor, and that a medical association answers for their conduct: if they get it wrong, there is a disciplinary procedure that applies to them.
It does not tell you what training they have in aesthetic medicine. In Italy the courses in this field are postgraduate (schools, courses, scientific societies) and do not appear in the register as a specialisation. That is exactly why the Federation says to check the registration and the qualifications: they are two different checks, and you ask the doctor for the second.
Our commitment, and its limits
Registration with the Medical Board is a requirement to have a page on Fibonacci. The Order and registration number are on the page, in plain view, so anyone can check them.
The register is public, so the name and number of a real doctor are accessible to anyone. Cross-checking them with the register proves that the number exists, not that the person who wrote it is that individual.
These pages carry no “verified profile” checkmark: the check proves that the number exists, not the identity of the person who wrote it.