Mr Teimory is a fellowship trained neurophthalmologist.He has training in neurosurgery as part of his training followed by Fellowship at pioneering Bascom Palmer by Icons of Neurophthalmology , Dr Walton Smith, Dr Joel Glaser, and Dr Norman Schatz. 

The act of vision and its processing with eye movement is the most complex act of neurology and integration  of “Brain Processing”. Some estimates refer to Vision and Visual memory with all the necessary connections account for the majority of human brain activity.

Botulinum Toxin was “invented for medical use” by Scott initially to treat strabismus, or palsies of the 3^rd 4^th or 6^th nerve. Mr Teimory Worked with Mr Ian Marsh and John Lee who were one of the first licensed Drs in Britain to use the Toxin for treatment. The strict license was only limited to medical use. As the safety concerns were addressed botulinum toxin injections became widely available in cosmetic setting.