TRANSsurgery Klinik für geschlechtsangleichende Operationen

DR. PAUL JEAN DAVERIO Paul Jean Daverio (born May 12, 1944 in Kingersheim) is a doctor, surgeon, horse breeder, art collector and art expert. He is one of the world's leading doctors in the field of transgender operations and further developed the technique for forming the penoid - an "artificial penis" - which is now considered the international standard. Professional background Dr Daverio 2Daverio first studied medicine at the University of Strasbourg (1962–63), then further at the University of Friborg (Switzerland) (1964–65) and at the University Hospital in Lausanne, where he received the Diplome de Médecine Universitaire and the license to practice medicine in 1973. After these years devoted to medicine, it took him some time to devote to his other passion, also waiting for the creation of a post that would meet his wishes. From 1973 to 1975 he therefore headed an art gallery in Lausanne (Galérie des Arts Décoratifs SA) and published several catalogs and monographs, including on Art Nouveau glass art, lamps by Louis Comfort Tiffany, animal bronzes from the 19th century in France Théophile-Alexandre Steinlen, symbolist painting and Pre-Raphaelites. In 1975 his brother opened the Galleria Philippe Daverio in Via Monte Napoleone in Milan and the brothers worked together in the arts and crafts. From 1975 to 1983 he specialized in plastic reconstructive surgery at the CHUV (Center hospitalier universitaire vaudois) and worked in the various departments of surgery. In 1983 he and specialized colleagues founded the Center Medico-Chirurgical von Ruchonnet as a polyclinic, where he works as a specialist in plastic surgery and as a hand surgeon. In 1983 he wrote his dissertation on repairing nerves with fibrin glue. In 1986 he applied for Swiss citizenship. In order to be able to practice in Switzerland, he had to take another exam before a federal government official (Examen fédéral de médecine humaine). In 1985 he became chief physician for plastic surgery and reconstructive surgery at the hospitals of Montreux-Vevey "Samaritain - Providence". In 1986 he was the first surgeon to achieve gender reassignment measures in one step, including phalloplasty with microsurgery (one-stage phalloplastic). The decisive improvement consists in the following: mastectomy, hysterectomy, ovariectomy and colpectomy, urethroplasty and then phalloplasty with a sensitive free flap from the forearm in one operative session of 9 hours. He presented the technology at the European Congress for Plastic Surgery in Stockholm in 1986, together with the urologist R. Meyer and the gynecologist Jaques Dequesne. He continued to work in Montreux until 1988, then from 1988 to 1990 at the Clinique La Rosiaz in Lausanne Pully. In 1990 Daverio went to Spain, where he operated until 1995 in Madrid at the Clinica Pro Salud with the urologist Aurelio Uson Calvo. At the same time, however, he continued to work in Montreux and Monchoisi (Lausanne), where he set up the plastic surgery and reconstructive surgery department. Daverio continues to improve his technique in woman-to-man and man-to-woman operations. Daverio published his results during the Plastic Surgery Week (Phalloplasty Session) in Davos, Switzerland, on March 7, 2003, as well as in various specialist books and congresses. From 1995, Daverio brought the one-stage operations process he had developed (all-in-one transgender operations) to Germany at the invitation of Michael Krüger in Potsdam and from then on headed all transgender operations (FzM / MzF) there until June 2018. From July 2018, Daverio and the core group of his more than 25 years proven surgical team in Germany moved to MEOCLINIC in Berlin-Mitte to set up a new competence center for transgender surgery, which focuses on the One's Daverio procedure -Stage transgender operations is. As an internationally recognized surgeon in gender reassignment operations, Daverio also works together with the University of Bologna in the andrology department with Fulvio Colombo and in the Swiss clinics Genolier GSMN and Montchoisi, which work together in the Swiss Medical Network.