article_snippet.sent: Professor Ninian Peckitt, 63, claimed A groundbreaking facial surgeon was attempting to reduce the fracture when A groundbreaking facial surgeon hit Patient up to ten times while a colleague held A groundbreaking facial surgeon head, a medical hearing heard.
article_snippet.sent: But A groundbreaking facial surgeon required a second procedure after falling off the bed in hospital which displaced A groundbreaking facial surgeon cheekbone.
article_snippet.sent: Prof Peckitt, an honorary locum consultant in oral and maxillo-facial surgery at Ipswich Hospital, claimed Prof Peckitt 'digitally manipulated' Patient's face and denied any wrongdoing.
article_snippet.sent: Prof Peckitt said that when the patient fell out of bed, the cheekbone which was already fractured was moved outwards
article_snippet.sent: so Prof Peckitt was trying to re-position it without having to make further cuts to the face. '
article_snippet.sent: After graduating in medicine from the University of Sheffield in 1979, Professor Peckitt completed further training with the Royal College of Surgeons of England and became a Fellow of the Australasian College of Cosmetic Surgery in 2009.
article_snippet.sent: Professor Peckitt has lectured on titanium implants and been published in medical journals
article_snippet.sent: Professor Peckitt was also alleged to have failed to check the medical records of a second patient, Patient B, which led to Professor Peckitt attempting an unnecessary procedure on Miss Rapaport, and to have treated another, Patient C, for a complex facial deformity without seeking the advice of another surgeon.
article_snippet.sent: Professor Peckitt later wrote a patient to correct a broken cheekbone's face had been 'digitally manipulated' 'When I said it was like a boxer
article_snippet.sent: and then Professor Peckitt asked me to assist by holding a patient to correct a broken cheekbone's head. '
article_snippet.sent: Miss Rapaport added that following the operation, Prof Peckitt told Miss Rapaport to write that the cheek had been adjusted by 'external pressure' in Miss Rapaport operating notes.
article_snippet.sent: Prof Peckitt said "the left malar was adjusted by external pressure".
article_snippet.sent: Prof Peckitt has pioneered 'engineering-assisted' surgery techniques and written extensively on the subject, as well as cosmetic surgery.
highlights_snippet.sent: Pioneering Professor Ninian Peckitt performed surgery but was needed again when Patient fell from hospital bed and Pioneering Professor Ninian Peckitt cheekbone was displaced .
  