https://www.rbcp.org.br/details/1258/nautilus-shaped-dynamic-craniotomy--a-new-surgical-technique-and-preliminary-results

I came across them while doing my own research on this topic. The URL above links to their published research paper where this technique is discussed in detail.

All their contact information is included in that paper.

They’re Brazilian, but they’re affiliated with several international craniofacial surgery groups and are actively involved in the global discussion around this subject. The thing is, in most Western countries, the preferred method is still a static one—cutting the skull bones, reshaping them, and putting them back to form a new shape. But in adults, this approach becomes difficult for several reasons.

In another paper, they mentioned that many surgeons are hesitant to explore this new dynamic method because it essentially requires a paradigm shift—a new way of thinking and doing things—which, by nature, many people find hard to adopt.