He enrolled at the Novosibirsky State Medical Institute. During his studies at the Institute he took active part in a scientific students' club activities which was founded by the chair of Orthopaedics and Traumatology (as part of the Novosibirsk Research Institute of Orthopaedics and Traumatology — NIITO) under the guidance of Professor Y. Civyan, one of the founders of vertebrology.

He defended his PhD thesis called “The mechanical origin of experimental scoliosis“. The research work was of clinical and experimental nature. It dealt with the theoretic issues of spine biomechanics and biomechanics of the development of spine deformation in children. Part of the research work was carried out in cooperation with the chair of structural resistance at the Novosibirsk State Electrotechnical Institute where the researchers carried out physical experiments and mathematical calculations.

As a result an original theory of deformation forming in a growing spine was developed. The work also presented an experimental project of implanting a multichannel electric stimulator for the treatment of different diseases and injuries of the spine as well as different ways of implementing it.

The films by Dr. Akszjonovics received awards at the International cinema festival on orthopaedics and traumatology in Riga.

Based on the materials of the PhD thesis the following monograph was published in 1987: Civyan, Akszjonovics "The mechanical origin of experimental scoliosis".

He has been working in Hungary having his practice in Germany at the same time.

Currently he lives and practices in Russia, treating different kinds of pathologies with the help of ABIEM therapy method, which was developed by Dr. Akszjonovics based on his medical practice and research work in the Institute of Traumatology and Orthopedics.

He collaborates with international research centers and presents at international scientific conferences.