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Having started out in facial prostheses, he switched to specialising in prosthetic eyes, cosmetic shells and scleral lenses 30 years ago, finding the work more interesting.
As well as having a private practice in Harley Street, he worked at Moorfields Eye Hospital for over 10 years. Now he can be found at his new practice in Nottingham, which has been up and running for six months and already has 120 patients on the books.
Patients are often referred by optometrists, for example Brooks & Wardman in Nottingham, ophthalmologists and eye hospitals, but there can also be passing business as in a recent case when a man asked him if he could do anything for his daughter who was blind in one eye.
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