Our Advanced Eye Examination is a more thorough, unhurried assessment of your eyes designed to ensure you achieve the best vision possible and the correct outcome for your eye health.
During this detailed examination, we:
Carry out a detailed discussion with you about your visual needs and requirements, including but not limited to learning about your health, eye health, occupational and social activities.
Check that you are seeing as well as possible and make any necessary prescription changes.
Identify any underlying eye health issues using advanced scans like the Revo 80 OCT and Eidon Ultra-Widefield Retinal Scan.
Discuss any concerns, including dry eyes or visual strain, and provide in-practice management solutions.
Refer you if further specialist care is required.
This ensures you leave with the right prescription, the best vision you can achieve, and a clear plan for your eye health.
Pricing: £89 or a £60 upgrade for NHS patients. Included in Eyeplan Membership at no extra cost.
Pricing: £89 or a £60 upgrade for NHS patients. Included in Eyeplan Membership at no extra cost.
Yes, we provide NHS-funded eye tests for eligible patients. However, these cover only the basic checks. Our Advanced Eye Examination offers a more in-depth assessment, ensuring that your vision and eye health are fully optimised.
We recommend an Advanced Eye Examination at least every two years, but we may recommend more frequent checks if there are changes in your vision or eye health.
Yes! Choosing glasses isn’t just about vision and seeing well — the first feature people will see is how your eyewear looks on you, so important to look great and feel spectacular in what you wear. Our Eyewear Styling Consultation helps you find frames that enhance your look and fit comfortably. Furthermore we will make sure your spectacle lenses are suitable for you’re the frames you choose.
We visit various exhibitions throughout the year sourcing hand-picked, niche, high-quality frames, we also keep a selection of popular designer brands. We are exclusive stockists locally for many eye brands including: Bulget, Dutz, La Fonte, Pro Design Denmark, Puriti, Reykjavik, Silhouette, Wolf Eyewear, Woow, Emporio Armani, Ferrari, Oakley, Swarovski and many more ensuring a stylish, comfortable fit for every face.
Yes! We provide polarised prescription sunglasses, which reduce glare and offer full UV protection, making them perfect for driving and outdoor activities.
Yes, children’s vision is key to their development and learning. We offer paediatric eye care services to help detect and correct issues early to ensure the best possible visual development.
Myopia (short-sightedness) is increasing, especially in children. We prescribe specialist lenses, MiSight soft contact lenses, and Ortho-K (Night Lenses) to help slow down myopia progression, reducing future eye health risks.
Yes, we fit all types of contact lenses, including daily, monthly, and specialist lenses for conditions like astigmatism or dry eyes. Our tailored approach ensures you get the most comfortable and effective lenses for your lifestyle.
Children who struggle with reading may have visual stress affecting their ability to focus. Our Schoolvision assessments help improve reading fluency, concentration, and eye coordination, supporting better learning outcomes.
Parking: 2 hours free street parking opposite the practice. The Centre Car Park (Feltham High Street) is also available. Avoid Lidl due to restrictions.
Public Transport:
Feltham Train Station – 5-minute walk
Buses: H25, H26, 90, 117, 235, 285, 490
For more information or to book an appointment, call us on 020 8867 0406 or book online today!
Feltham Eyecare Centre is based at 92 Bedfont Lane, Feltham, Middlesex, TW14 9BP, West London. We are an independent opticians located close to Heathrow Airport (TW6) and just a short walk from Feltham town centre.
We are ideally positioned between West London and Surrey, making us convenient for patients across Middlesex, Surrey, Berkshire and Hampshire.
We regularly welcome patients from nearby areas including Feltham (TW14), Hanworth (TW13), Ashford (TW15), Sunbury-on-Thames (TW16), Staines-upon-Thames (TW18), Shepperton (TW17), Hounslow (TW3, TW4, TW5), Twickenham (TW1, TW2), Isleworth (TW7), Brentford (TW8), Hayes (UB3), West Drayton (UB7), Uxbridge (UB10), Egham (TW20), Datchet (SL3), Windsor (SL4), Sunningdale (SL5), Virginia Water (GU25) and Colnbrook (SL3).
We also see patients travelling from the London Boroughs of Hounslow, Hillingdon, Richmond upon Thames, Ealing and Hammersmith & Fulham.
Due to our location near Heathrow Airport and excellent rail connections into London and Berkshire, we also welcome patients who travel nationally and internationally to visit us.
We are a five-minute walk from Feltham Train Station (TW13). The station provides direct services to and from London Waterloo, Reading, and Windsor & Eton Riverside, making us easily accessible from Central London, Berkshire and Surrey.
This makes us particularly convenient for patients travelling from Windsor, Datchet, Egham, Virginia Water and Sunningdale via connected rail routes.
From Feltham Station, walk towards the town centre and onto Bedfont Lane — we are just a short distance away.
Feltham is also well served by local bus routes including the 90, 117, 235, 285 and 490, connecting surrounding areas such as Hounslow, Kingston, Staines, Sunbury and Heathrow.
If travelling by car, we are easily accessible via the A30 and close to the M3, M4 and M25 motorways.
There is limited on-street parking opposite the practice, with up to two hours free parking, subject to local council restrictions. Please always check signage carefully before leaving your vehicle.
We recommend using The Feltham Centre Multi-Storey Car Park, which is located a short walk from the practice. Charges and conditions apply depending on time and duration of stay, so please check signage for current tariffs and maximum stay limits.
We do not recommend parking at Lidl, as parking there is limited to one and a half hours, which is often not sufficient for a full eye examination and spectacle selection.
We advise allowing at least two hours for your visit, particularly if you are choosing new spectacles. We are not a practice that rushes patients — we take the time needed to provide thorough eye care and personalised eyewear advice.
To help us make the most of your visit, please bring your current spectacles (distance, reading and sunglasses), contact lenses if you wear them, and any visual aids you regularly use.
It is also helpful to bring a list of medications, any recent hospital eye clinic letters, and your previous prescription if available. If you are eligible for NHS care, please bring your NHS details.
Having this information allows us to fully understand your visual needs and tailor your examination and eyewear recommendations appropriately.
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