Professional Summary:

Dr. Camila Rojas focuses on skin aging and tissue regeneration under extreme environmental conditions. Her work looks at how high-altitude factors like high radiation and low humidity speed up skin aging. She designs special treatment pathways to protect and rebuild damaged skin. As an executive leader, she actively promotes regenerative medicine standards and clinical education throughout Latin America.

Current Positions

• Academic Committee Member | Bolivian Society of Dermatology (SBDV)
• Executive Board Member | Latin American Society of Regenerative Medicine (SOLAMIR)

Academic and Professional Highlights:

• Contributions: He led a long-term clinical cohort study on skin aging in the extreme conditions of the Andean Plateau. He first quantified and explained the pathological model of accelerated extracellular matrix (ECM) degradation in high-altitude environments. He also proved the high tissue-remodeling efficacy of combining PDRN and PLLA via mesotherapy.

Research: He studies the blended rheological performance of macromolecule polymers (PLLA) and low cross-linked HA. He also researches cellular purinergic receptor regulation.