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Mr Henry commenced his surgical career in Ireland training in Dublin following

graduation, achieving Membership of the Royal College of Surgeons and completing

his basic surgical training. Following this, in Boston, he worked across the

departments of Plastic Surgery and Dermatology (Wellman Center for

Photomedicine) holding the position of Research Fellow at Massachusetts General

Hospital and Instructor in Surgery at Harvard Medical School. During this time

he pursued both lab based and clinical research into optical microscopy of

nerve regeneration & repair which culminated in the awarding of an MD as

well as five international research awards, two plastic Surgery Educational

Foundation (PSEF) grants and the Bullock-Wellman Fellowship award.

Returning from Boston, Mr. Henry completed his clinical training in London working in several large tertiary centres including St Andrew's Centre, Broomfield, Chelmsford,

The Royal Free NHS Foundation Trust and Great Ormond St Hospital. He culminated

his training with a dedicated Microsurgical Fellowship at Imperial College Healthcare

NHS Trust and an Aesthetic Fellowship undertaken in London. He attained his

FRCS (Plast) in 2014 and achieved specialist registration in plastic,

reconstructive and aesthetic surgery in 2016.

Mr. Henry has published comprehensively within the plastic surgery literature, and is

actively involved in training young surgeons and students at Imperial College.

He is a regular faculty member on the Imperial FRCS (plast) revision course and

the Imperial Cadaveric Flap & Microsurgery Course.