How to get used to glasses?

Getting used to the glasses it is the first step to fully enjoy optimal and restful vision.

The transition to new lenses or frames can, in fact, require a short adaptation period, which is necessary whether you have just purchased a new model of glasses or have changed the prescription.

To make the transition as short as possible, below we will provide you with some useful advice to get used to your new glasses.

1. Wear a style you like

To get used to it more quickly, wear a model you like . This is the fundamental principle when it comes to choosing the perfect glasses.

The frame you adopt must reflect your style, but there is much more to consider.

The first golden rule is yours face shape . Finding the right frame means, in fact, harmonizing it with the characteristics of the face. For example, thinner frames look good on round faces, while rectangular faces can be emphasized by wider frames.

The color is another crucial aspect. Choose a shade that matches your skin and hair color. Don't forget that the frame of your glasses is an accessory, and as such it must enhance your appearance, starting from your face.

The choice of model also revolves around wearability. The temples should sit comfortably behind your ears, while the nose pad should fit without causing pressure. If you feel comfortable, the glasses will become an extension of yourself and the time to get used to them will also be drastically reduced or even eliminated.

And, of course, consider your lifestyle. If you love the outdoors, opt for sunglasses with UV protection . If, however, you need eyeglasses for computer work, also consider choosing a lightweight model.

Ultimately, choosing a frame is a balance between style, face shape, color, comfort and fitting your lifestyle. When you find the perfect model, your glasses won't just be an accessory you have to get used to, but a statement of who you are.

2. Find the right fit

Find the right fit : This is the secret to making sure your glasses are not just a visual necessity, but also a comfortable and charming accessory.

In fact, when it comes to glasses, fit is everything. If you haven't tried any models yet, contact your trusted optician, a professional who understands how crucial it is to find the perfect size for you. You will realize how choosing the ideal frame requires patience and attention to detail.

Correct measurement means that the auctions of the glasses rest gently behind the ears without causing discomfort or pressure, while the hake it must fit your nose perfectly, ensuring a feeling of comfort when you wear them.

And if, despite all this attention, the glasses you love slip off your nose, solve the problem by making them adjust the mount from your optician. This small intervention will ensure that your glasses stay securely in place, allowing you to concentrate on your tasks without distractions.

You will have understood, therefore, that investing time in choosing and adjusting your glasses is an investment for you visual well-being and your comfort. In fact, after a short adaptation period, glasses are destined to become an integral and harmonious part of your daily life.

Having the perfect size, they will become a natural extension of your style and personality, as well as an important ally for a clear and uncompromising vision.

3. Start gradually

Having taken these first important steps in the choice, start gradually to use them, remembering that getting used to new glasses is a process that requires patience.

As we said, it is common to feel uncomfortable or have vision that is not exactly clear at first, even if the glasses seem perfect from every point of view. With a little patience, you will get used to it within a few days.

One of the main causes of this transition phase is the adaptation of the brain to the new visual center.

Your brain has to get used to the new visual conditions, which, in fact, have improved. This is a process that can take you from a few days up to two weeks and it is not uncommon that at first you can only see the edges of the frame.

At this stage it is still important to continue wearing glasses regularly to allow your eyes and brain to align.

Remember that, with some types of lenses, the times may take longer. This is the case of progressive lenses , which offer clear vision at any distance, but getting used to them can take up to three weeks. To make the process easier, you can start by wearing your new glasses only when sitting and gradually integrate them into your daily routine.

Of course, also remember the importance of maintenance of glasses . Regular cleaning and checking of the lenses and frames ensure clear and comfortable vision. If, despite everything, the visual quality does not improve or you continue to experience problems, pay attention to other factors that can affect your vision.

Among these, it stress it can negatively affect your vision. Therefore it is advisable that the visit to the optometrist or ophthalmologist takes place in a state of maximum relaxation, and considering the presence of chronic diseases, such as diabetes or hypertension, which can affect vision.

Some medications can also make your vision worse, so always discuss with your doctor if you are taking medications and have vision problems.

If, despite everything, you continue to struggle to get used to your new glasses, contact your trusted optician again, who will take care of guaranteeing you clear and comfortable vision.