Does anybody know of Dr Jesper Sorensen? He does facial implants with PEEK.

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Link: https://sorensenclinic.com/aesthetic-surgery/face/facial-implants/

 

[KEy21]

From my understanding he’s an occuplastic surgeon? Are you sure he does midface etc. implants?

Obviously someone like Eppley was a maxfac first and then moved towards cosmetics and other surgical endeavors

But it’s hard for me to say as I can’t click that link right now. If you give me a TLDR I will look into him autistically for you

 

[Brandon10]

He can do your tits and ass well

Dr Jesper Sørensen; the knife man cometh

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On his site he says

Implant composition

● Silicone implants
Silicone (silastic rubber) exists in varying degrees of flexibility and firmness and is the most frequently used implant. Solid silicone does not allow tissue in-growth and thus the implants can easily be removed. Modern anatomical silicone implants incorporate a permeable grid pattern to enhance tissue interaction and allow the implants to closely conform to underlying bone structure.

● PEEK implants
The organic polymer thermoplastic Polyetheretherketone, more commonly known as PEEK is a versatile material used in facial skeletal reconstruction or for contouring of the craniofacial architecture. It is a strong material that can be manufactured to virtually any anatomical shape based on a patient’s CT Scan.

● Porous polyethylene (Medpor) implants
Porous high-density polyethylene (PHDPE) is a material commonly used in facial skeletal reconstruction and aesthetic chin augmentation. It is a strong, inflexible material that is customised to the mandibular bone. The material is macro-porous and provides for tissue in-growth (fibro-vascular integration).

So he doesn't necessarily use PEEK exclusively.