Hynes Optometrists

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Hynes Optometrists was established by Colin and Joy Hynes in 1982. Starting out as a house practice it moved to its present location in 1993. We pride ourselves on offering high quality eye care and excellent service in a friendly and relaxed environment. Using the latest equipment and techniques we carry out a thorough investigation of your vision, examine your eyes for any possible health proble

ms and offer you the best advice to meet your visual requirements. Our Dispensing Opticians are professionally qualified, and we are committed to ongoing training of our support staff. Our Optometrists undertake a continuous education programme and attend relevant exhibitions and seminars to remain informed of all the latest developments that take place in our field. We have a large range of designer and bespoke frames and some great budget frames too. As independent optometrists we have an unlimited choice of spectacle lenses and will provide lenses specific to your visual requirements.

For over 16 years Suzanne has been with us and is now retired. We wish her all the best for the new chapter and will mis...
24/04/2026

For over 16 years Suzanne has been with us and is now retired. We wish her all the best for the new chapter and will miss her dearly!

Our patient with her new transitions glasses! 👓
17/04/2026

Our patient with her new transitions glasses! 👓

Looking for a spectacular new look?We are beyond excited to welcome the by collection to our shelves!Each pair is hand...
10/04/2026

Looking for a spectacular new look?

We are beyond excited to welcome the by collection to our shelves!

Each pair is handmade and handcrafted using real dried flowers, delicate silks, and even feathers embedded directly into the frames. They also feature lapis lazuli, turquoise and 24K gold leaf. Skilled artisans take up to six months to perfect a single pair.

It’s not just eyewear; it’s wearable art.

Stop by to see the world through a pair that is one-of-a-kind.



Wish you all a hoppy Easter! Our with charms🐣 🌺 🪺
02/04/2026

Wish you all a hoppy Easter!
Our with charms
🐣 🌺 🪺

Earlier this month Asif and Joy were at the 100% optical to look at new equipment for the practice. Asif is here trying ...
27/03/2026

Earlier this month Asif and Joy were at the 100% optical to look at new equipment for the practice.
Asif is here trying a new instrument that would help patients see better in the dark and reduce night glare.

World Optometry Day is celebrated annually. It was initiated by the about the expansion and importance of optometry wor...
23/03/2026

World Optometry Day is celebrated annually. It was initiated by the about the expansion and importance of optometry worldwide.

Book a sight test, practice good eye health and wear UV protection.

Why did the optician love Eid? Because it starts with a great sighting 🌙Best wishes to you all this Eid.
20/03/2026

Why did the optician love Eid? Because it starts with a great sighting 🌙

Best wishes to you all this Eid.

This week we had our coffee morning to raise funds for with our lovely Linda and Joy joining us, so nice to see everyon...
13/03/2026

This week we had our coffee morning to raise funds for with our lovely Linda and Joy joining us, so nice to see everyone and mingle. We raised £150!!! Not to mention our delicious home made treats freshly baked by Joy. 🧁

Just recently a new website has been launched, making it easier for patients’ families and eyecare professionals to acce...
05/03/2026

Just recently a new website has been launched, making it easier for patients’ families and eyecare professionals to access resources about keratoconus. They hold regular online and in person events.

Keratoconus is a progressive eye condition where the cornea bulges into a cone

Signs:

Early stages: mild blurring, increased near-sightedness (myopia), astigmatism, frequent prescription changes, light sensitivity and glare.

Progressive stages: distorted vision, ghosting, halos, monocular diplopia (multiple images in one eye), poor contact lens fit and potential corneal scarring.





At Hynes Optometrists, we are trained to identify Keratoconus in its earliest stages and give you the best advice on its management.

Read on the website to see more detail: https://keratoconus-group.org.uk/

A beautiful sign of spring spotted in a park by our receptionist Suzanne 🌱
16/02/2026

A beautiful sign of spring spotted in a park by our receptionist Suzanne 🌱

Our optometrist Patryk also having a ski trip in Val d’Isere in France 🎿
12/02/2026

Our optometrist Patryk also having a ski trip in Val d’Isere in France 🎿

Our optometrist nosheen’s daughter annual skiing trip in Menege ⛷️ 🎿
02/02/2026

Our optometrist nosheen’s daughter annual skiing trip in Menege ⛷️ 🎿

Address

120 Northfields Avenue, Ealing
London
W139RT

Opening Hours

Monday 9:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 6pm
Thursday 9:30am - 6pm
Friday 9:30am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 4pm

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