Drs. Iván Malagón and Diego Peydro in front of the MasterCOIP photocall

The Founders

Two founders. A shared vision.

Iván Malagón and Diego Peydro share the same way of understanding the profession: constantly learning, questioning the established, and sharing knowledge to help other professionals go further.

From years of clinical practice and teaching, MasterCOIP is born, with a clear ambition: to bring excellence in training to professionals all over the world and multiply its impact.

Iván Malagón

The man behind the coat

Dr. Iván Malagón is an international reference in clear aligner therapy and maxillary orthopedics.

His way of understanding the profession combines health, function, aesthetics, and innovation, with a constant search for new ways to achieve clinical excellence.

He is the only Spanish orthodontist who is a member of DSD Masters, an international group of specialists in Digital Smile Design, and his career has been recognized with different distinctions, including the Gold Medal for Professional Prestige from Foro Europa 2001.

For Iván, learning and teaching are part of the same path: knowledge gains true value when it allows others to go further.

Diego Peydro

From experience to method

Dr. Diego Peydro understands orthodontics from clinical judgment, precision, and the constant search for better results.

His clinical experience and his teaching vocation have marked an eminently practical way of teaching: transforming years of knowledge and real cases into tools that other professionals can apply in their day-to-day practice.

Because for Diego, excellence in training does not consist solely of knowing more.

It consists of making better decisions when you return to your clinic.

Together, knowledge goes further.

MasterCOIP represents the evolution of everything that Iván and Diego have built for years as clinicians and educators.

Today, their purpose is to take that knowledge further:

to bring together talent, connect professionals from all over the world, and contribute to elevating the standard of orthodontics.

Because the goal was never for the knowledge to end with them.

The goal is for it to go much further.