The size of your frames matters in more than one way. If you are nearsighted, you should consider frames that are a little larger to improve your overall field of vision. If you’re farsighted, you can usually get away with something smaller. Size also matters when it comes to how they will look on your face. Too-small frames can make you look a little bug-eyed. Too-big frames can tune out the rest of your face.
Contrasting Shapes
You probably know that there is a wide range of eyeglass shapes available, which is one thing that makes the process so intimidating. While you can pick any shape you want, experts and the fashion world agree that you should find a shape that is in contrast to your face shape. For example:
Choosing your eyeglasses frame color is about as challenging as choosing the shape. However, with a few tips, you can choose the best color for you.
It’s important to consider the type of lifestyle you lead. If you live an active lifestyle, for instance, you will need a more durable pair of frames. If you need help deciding the best frames for your lifestyle, your optometrist can provide some recommendations.
Above all, you need your eyeglasses to fit you comfortably and stay in place. When you choose frames that you like, try them on. Move around in them. Pull them up and down. Make sure they feel good on your face and nose. Your eye doctor can also take a look to ensure the best fit.
You don’t have to choose your frames alone. Our team at Tran Vision Center is here to help. Call us today at (956) 791-5967 or reach us through our website by using our online contact form.