Mr Anwar is trained in London’s most advanced and prestigious ENT training departments like Charing Cross Hospital, Royal National ENT Hospital, Royal London Hospital, Royal Marsden Hospital and Great Ormond Street.
Mr Anwar gained his National Training Number in the North Thames Deanery in 2007 and trained at a string of London teaching hospitals. He was admitted as a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons in 2016 and awarded his Certificate of Completion of Training the year after. He also holds a PhD in molecular oncology and gene therapy from Bart’s Cancer Institute, Queen Mary University, London.
- Great Ormond Street Hospital for Sick Children
- The Royal Marsden Hospital
- The Royal National Throat, Nose and Ear Hospital
- St Bartholomew's Hospital
- The Royal London Hospital
- Charing Cross Hospital
- St Mary's Hospital
- 2007National Training Number, North Thames Deanery
- 2016Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons (FRCS)
- 2017Certificate of Completion of Training (CCT)
- 2017Substantive NHS Consultant, Chelsea and Westminster
- PhDMolecular Oncology and Gene Therapy, Bart's Cancer Institute
Surgery is never a solo act.
At the Cromwell Hospital and the Cadogan Clinic, Mr Anwar operates with an experienced theatre team around him. Anaesthetists, scrub nurses and recovery staff who do this work day in, day out, so the people in the room are as practised as the surgeon leading it.
It is also where newer technique reaches his patients. He has brought procedures such as balloon sinoplasty and endoscopic approaches into routine use, choosing the method that suits the problem rather than the other way round.
A consultant’s post since 2017.
Mr Anwar holds his NHS post at Chelsea and Westminster Foundation Trust, with clinics and operating across West Middlesex University Hospital and Chelsea and Westminster Hospital. His NHS list covers both adult and paediatric ENT, with a sub-specialty interest in rhinology, allergy, nasal surgery and endoscopic sinus surgery.
Since taking up the post he has worked to bring newer techniques into the department, including balloon sinoplasty and endoscopic ear surgery, and is helping to establish advanced nasal reconstruction services and a joint voice clinic at the trust.
Teaches the next generation of ENT surgeons.
Mr Anwar has organised no less than 11 Bart’s FESS and rhinoplasty courses, head and neck dissection courses, and a temporal bone dissection course. He also helped to set up the Bart’s “Introduction to ENT” course for junior doctors considering the specialty.
He is also a regular speaker at international meetings, among them the EAFPS, IFOS in Dubai, the congress of the International Federation of Otorhinolaryngological Societies, and IMRHIS, the International Meeting of Rhinoplasty Societies.
Work that does not show up on a CV.
Mr Anwar has spent time in Syrian and Palestinian refugee camps in Jordan, helping to assess and rehabilitate children with hearing difficulties. He lives in west London with his wife and two children.
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