Opticians Sevenoaks

A comprehensive eye test including advanced diagnostics like 3D OCT and ultra-wide retinal imaging capable of detecting early signs of eye disease. Tailored to individual needs, this 45-minute assessment ensures thorough eye health and optimised vision correction.

Discover the freedom and convenience of contact lenses with our comprehensive services, including fitting, aftercare, and problem-solving support. Offering natural, comfortable vision and tailored options for all lifestyles, we are here to help you find the perfect contact lens solution.

A complete audiology service including hearing assessments, a full range of hearing aids, professional aftercare, and ear wax removal. Our dedicated audiologists offer personalised care to enhance hearing health, reduce isolation, and support mental well-being.

The control of myopia (short-sightedness) progression in children. With the right intervention at the right time we can put the brakes on myopia progression and reduce the risk of future short-sight related eye diseases.

The assessment and treatment of Visual Stress (aka Irlen Syndrome) using precision tinted glasses and coloured overlays. Our 3-step approach includes eye testing, coloured overlay trials, and the prescribing of precise tinted glasses to enhance reading comfort.

Providing tailored assessments and treatments for relief from dry eye symptoms. From lifestyle and eyelid care advice to the prescribing of medications and advanced therapies like IPL and LLLT for Meibomian Gland Dysfunction; we offer comprehensive care to address the underlying causes of dry eye disease.

Orthoptist delivered assessments, advice and treatment for those with binocular vision problems such as double vision and amblyopia.

A professional, NHS-funded eye test to assess vision, provide glasses prescriptions and screen for common eye conditions. Ensuring optimal vision correction for eligible patients.

Yes, our optometrists are experienced and adept at providing eye care crafted to meet the needs of all patients. All of our branches have ground floor consulting rooms with ramps available where necessary to make the practices fully accessible. We encourage patients  (or their carers) to get in contact to discuss how we can best meet their specific needs. We are determined to  ensure that all our service users have a truly wonderful eye care experience.

Yes, of course. Unlike some practices we never turn away young children and happily provide NHS funded sight tests for all children from birth to 18 years old.

Absolutely. Our highly qualified optometrists, with over 100 years of combined experience, are well-equipped to support patients with complex eye conditions. Known locally for excellence, we receive frequent referrals from GPs and ophthalmologists, reflecting the trust placed in our expertise. We maintain close relationships with the local hospital eye clinic, and several of our optometrists bring extensive experience from their work within the hospital eye service. Many of our team members have also pursued postgraduate qualifications, including ocular therapeutics, allowing them to serve as independent prescribers of ocular medications.

Yes. Alongside routine eye examinations, we offer short-notice appointments to assess and manage issues such as soreness, pain, redness, and light sensitivity. This service is available privately, ensuring patients receive prompt, expert care for urgent eye concerns.

Yes, our optometrists can assist patients experiencing flashes or floaters. We offer thorough evaluations to investigate these symptoms and assess for potential retinal tears or detachments. Patients can access this specialised care privately, ensuring prompt attention to any urgent eye health concerns.

Absolutely. This is one of our areas of expertise. We understand that people with high prescriptions often need additional care and time to ensure their glasses provide clear and comfortable vision. We welcome patients with all types of vision conditions, including myopia (short-sightedness), hyperopia (long-sightedness), astigmatism, and presbyopia (the need for reading glasses).