Ernest Rifgatovich Muldashev Russian: Эрнст Рифгатович Мулдашев (born 1948, Verkhne-Sermenevo to Tatar father and Ukrainian mother) is a Russian doctor, Tibet explorer, from the city of Ufa. Some of his controversial publishings were inspired by Helena Petrovna Blavatsky. He is associated with alloplants which he claimed to have successfully used in combination with harvested tissue to restore partial sight to a blind Ukrainian woman.

Muldashev Ernst Rifgatovich, DMS, professor, Director of the Russian Eye and Plastic Surgery Center (Ufa, Russia), higher category surgeon, honorable consultant of the Louisville University (USA), member of the American Academy of Ophthalmology, certificated ophthalmologist of Mexico, member of the International Academy of Science, three times Champion of the USSR in sport tourism.

Muldashev is the inventor of the surgical biomaterial «Alloplant» [1]. Using the Alloplant biomaterials, the Center treats patients who earlier were thought to be incurable (optic nerve atrophy, diabetic retinopathy, retinitis pigmentosa etc). The Alloplant invention opened up new opportunities for the development of regenerative surgery — a surgery, oriented to the «growth» of the human tissues.

Muldashev has developed more than 70 fundamentally new eye and plastic operations. 58 different types of the Alloplant biomaterials were invented and introduced into practice. He is the author of more than 300 articles, published in Russia and other countries. In 1999 he published a book «Whom we are originated from». He holds patents in Russia, USA, Germany, France, Switzerland and Italy. His works have been awarded two gold medals on International exhibitions. Ernest Muldashev visited more than 40 countries for lectures and demonstrative operations. He is an active surgeon, performing 300-400 surgeries a year.

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