Highlighting Orthognathic Surgery and Cranio-Maxillofacial Reconstruction: Meticuly Concludes Showcase at EACMFS 2026 in Athens

Following four days of clinical exchange, Meticuly has concluded its participation at the 28th Congress of the European Association for Cranio-Maxillo-Facial Surgery (EACMFS 2026), held from 15 to 18 September 2026 at the Megaron Athens International Conference Centre.

Exhibiting at Booth B16, Meticuly joined international reconstructive surgeons, clinical researchers, and healthcare professionals to demonstrate how Virtual Surgical Planning (VSP) and 3D printing support clinical precision across Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery.

Demonstrating Patient-Specific Implant Solutions at Booth B16

Throughout the congress, visitors examined Meticuly’s portfolio of patient-specific titanium implants, engineered to address the anatomical and functional limits often encountered with off-the-shelf plates.

The live showcase highlighted specialised clinical applications:

• Orthognathic Surgery Solutions: End-to-end digital workflows combining Virtual Surgical Planning (VSP) with custom 3D-printed cutting guides and fixation plates. This system enables surgeons to execute complex jaw realignments with enhanced procedural predictability, supporting occlusal, functional, and aesthetic alignment in Orthognathic Surgery.

• Reconstruction Solutions: Tailor-made titanium 3d printed mesh plates designed directly from high-resolution CT data to restore exact anatomical contours, and achieve flush margin integration without requiring intraoperative bone modification.

Fostering Global Collaborations in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

EACMFS 2026 provided a constructive international platform to engage with surgical specialists managing complex facial trauma, oncological resections, and congenital skeletal deformities.

During the congress, Meticuly team conducted interactive Virtual Surgical Planning demonstrations, illustrating how pre-planned Patient-Specific Implant designs streamline operative steps, reduce surgical time, and minimise anesthesia exposure. The event further expanded Meticuly’s clinical network across Europe and over 12 countries worldwide.

Supporting Reconstructive and Orthognathic Surgery Worldwide

Meticuly’s showcase in Athens reflects its core mission: translating university-backed research into regulatory-compliant, patient-centered technology. By combining rigorous materials science with hands-on clinical collaboration, Meticuly continues to expand global access to advanced Patient-Specific Implant systems, supporting surgical teams in Orthognathic Surgery and Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery as they work to deliver consistent clinical outcomes for patients around the world.