Federico Hernández-Alfaro, Oral and maxillofacial surgeon

Federico Hernández-Alfaro is a specialist at clinic Loyola, with clinic content describing him as director of the Instituto Maxilofacial de Barcelona and a reference in orthognathic surgery. clinic Loyola’s educational materials explain that precision in maxillofacial surgery is achieved through digital planning: 3D digital planning, CBCT imaging, personalized surgical guides, and virtual simulations that help define the final jaw position and functional outcome before surgery. The clinic also highlights CAD/CAM workflows that produce 3D-printed surgical splints designed to fit the planned procedure. In orthognathic cases, the clinic notes that the surgeon can simulate the final maxillary position and aesthetic/functional result before entering the operating room, supporting realistic expectations. His profile is associated with orthognathic surgery and mandibular osteotomy.

Clinical focus and techniques

• Orthognathic surgery planning with 3D digital tools.
• CBCT (cone beam CT) imaging.
• Personalized surgical guides.
• Virtual simulation workflows.
• CAD/CAM for 3D-printed surgical splints.

Closing note

clinic Loyola supports international patients with virtual first contact and coordinated travel and recovery follow-up. If you’re considering orthognathic surgery and want a navigation and guide-based planning pathway, this profile is positioned for that precision-first approach.