A new medical 3D printing approach developed by our department has helped over 60 patients receive custom-made implants directly at the hospital. These implants are designed and produced on-site to fit each patient's unique anatomy, reducing wait times and improving surgical outcomes—especially in complex cases like skull reconstruction. In 2023, the first implant of this kind was successfully used in a cranial surgery, marking a major step forward in personalized treatment. The process meets strict safety and quality standards and allows for quick adjustments during planning. Hospitals in other countries are now adopting this model, showing strong international interest in bringing this technology closer to patients. By combining advanced design tools with in-hospital production, this innovation is making surgeries safer, faster, and more precise—while also laying the groundwork for wider use in healthcare systems around the world.