Who are suitable to wear large frame glasses

Nowadays, large-frame glasses have become very popular, especially among young people. Large-frame glasses look simple and elegant, but in fact not everyone is suitable for wearing large-frame glasses. If you want to wear large-frame glasses, you should first consider whether they are suitable for your face shape. In addition, for some people, wearing large-frame glasses will affect their vision. So, who are suitable to wear large frame glasses?

With the popularity of large-frame glasses, many young people go straight to the eyewear store. They have no other requirements and just want a pair of large-frame glasses, as if owning a pair of large-frame glasses means they have the whole world. So are large frames really suitable for every myopic patient? The answer is of course no. Many myopic people who have worn large-frame glasses have reported that they feel uncomfortable and dizzy after wearing them. There is also a height difference and tilt when they look at the floor, and sometimes things look distorted. After testing, it was found that the size of the large-frame glasses was seriously inconsistent with their pupil distance, but they had clearly undergone professional optometry and fitting. Why did this happen? Recommended reading: Will wearing large-frame glasses increase the degree of depth?

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The reason is that when fitting glasses, the pupil distance must be considered. The distance between the centers of the two lenses should be consistent with the patient's pupil distance. Otherwise, even if the degree is correct, the patient will feel uncomfortable after wearing the glasses and it will affect his vision. While large-frame glasses have become fashionable, they also have a certain impact on the eyes because the lenses are too large and the optical center distance does not match the actual pupil distance of the human eye.

When some patients with smaller pupil distance wear large-frame glasses, some merchants may enlarge the pupil distance for the sake of the appearance of the glasses. However, if patients wear glasses with a large pupil distance for a long time, they are prone to symptoms such as blurred vision and visual fatigue. Therefore, it is not recommended for people with a smaller pupil distance to wear large-frame glasses.

In addition, in general, it is not recommended for myopic people with a degree of more than -6.00 to wear frames that are too large. Even if you choose lenses with a high refractive index, if the frame is too large, the lenses will appear particularly thick, not very beautiful, and will also be heavier and not very comfortable.

Therefore, if you want to wear a pair of large-frame glasses that suit you, you must go to a professional optical chain store to find a professional to test your eyesight, compare your pupil distance and the degree of the glasses, and see if large-frame glasses are suitable for you. Don't just go to some small jewelry stores or buy nice large frames online. This will only cause irreparable damage to your eyes.