Adapt to your unique features
Every face is different, and sometimes browline glasses need a little tweaking to fit your face perfectly. Here are some common areas where fitting problems can occur, and how to fix them:
Nose pad: If your glasses are slipping off your nose, it may be time to adjust the nose pad. These can be pinched more tightly or separated if pinched more tightly.
Temple length: Too-long temples can cause browline glasses to slide forward, while too-short temples can feel tight and cause discomfort. A professional frame installation service can help adjust the length of the temple for optimal comfort.
Hinges: Hinges that are too loose or too tight can be adjusted with a small screwdriver. However, this should be done carefully or by a professional to avoid damaging the frame.
These adjustments can usually be made at home, but for best results, seeing an eye care professional is recommended. They can provide professional frame installation services to ensure that your browline glasses are properly worn on your face.
Handling discomfort
Comfort is key to everyday browline glasses. The following issues may cause discomfort but can be easily addressed:
Pinch behind your ears: If the frame behind your ears is too tight, gently bend outward to relieve it. Conversely, if the headset is too loose, it can be bent inward for a safer fit.
Pressure on the nose: For those with a stressed or sunken nose, switching to a frame with a wider bridge or adjustable nose pad can make a big difference.
Weight distribution: Heavier frames can cause discomfort over time. Choosing lightweight materials such as titanium or acetate can alleviate this problem.
Remember that your browline glasses should not cause headaches or leave marks on the skin. If you're experiencing ongoing discomfort, it's worth exploring other framing options or making professional adjustments.
Ensure proper vision
Properly aligned browline glasses aren't just a matter of comfort, they're crucial to your vision. Misalignment can cause visual disturbances or headaches. Consider the following:
Centered: The lens must be centered on the pupil for optimal clarity. The frame sitting too high or too low can affect your vision and may need to be adjusted.
Lens tilt: Some frames allow the lens to tilt for better visual effects or to reduce glare. This is especially important for progressive lenses.
Face shape: Glasses should follow the outline of your face without any gaps. If the frames don't sit well, they can be heated frequently and gently shaped to better fit the arc of your face.
If you have the right prescription but are having trouble with vision clarity, your frames may be to blame. An eye care professional can help you align your browline glasses correctly to ensure you see the best results.
Finding the right glasses can significantly enhance your wearing experience. From choosing the right frame to adjusting your temples to match the shape of your head, a well-fitting pair of glasses can make a big difference. Your comfort and vision are our top priorities and we will provide you with glasses that perfectly fit your lifestyle.