Evangelos Sarantopoulos

Prof. Dr. Dr. med. Evangelos Sarantopoulos is an Adjunct Professor of Clinical and Surgical Anatomy and Medical Ethics at Dresden International University. He holds extensive academic appointments across Europe, including roles at Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, TUM Graduate School München, and the University of Edinburgh. His expertise spans medical law, ethics, breast surgery, and surgical education. He has conducted groundbreaking research on topics such as patient safety in cross-border cosmetic procedures, quality of life post-breast reconstruction, and ethical dilemmas in transplantation.

• Education:
• Master of Surgery (Oncoplastic Breast Surgery), University of East Anglia (2023)
• LLM in Medical Law and Ethics, University of Edinburgh (2022)
• PhD in Medical Sciences (Quality of Life in Breast Surgery), University of Nicosia (2021)
• MPH (Public Health), University of Nicosia (2021)
• MMEdEd (Medical Education), University of South Wales (2020)
• MA in Medical Ethics, Johannes Gutenberg Universität Mainz (2017)
• MBA in Health Economics, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (2017)
• Dr. med. (Medicine), Technical University of Munich & National & Kapodistrian University of Athens (2015)
• MSc in Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, Queen Mary University of London (2014)

Research Focus: Sarantopoulos bridges clinical practice with ethical and legal dimensions of healthcare. His work on breast surgery outcomes, regulatory frameworks for cosmetic procedures, and surgical training methodologies has influenced policy and clinical practice. He advocates for standardized training protocols to reduce complications in aesthetic surgeries performed by non-specialists.

Academic Contributions: His publications span medical ethics, surgery, and public health, emphasizing patient-centered care and interdisciplinary collaboration. Notable studies include comparisons of breast reconstruction techniques and analyses of DGS certification impacts on breast units. He also contributes to sports medicine through performance diagnostics for elite athletes in cycling, skiing, and team sports.