For office workers, after fatigue, they take off their cheap eyeglasses near me, pinch their nose bridge, and have a cup of tea. This common standard action is to relax on one hand, and on the other hand, to hear a colleague say, afraid of flattening their nose! Wow, wow! Can it be?
After hearing this, I let out a deep sigh. You're not wearing glasses, you must be a dumbbell! Do glasses crush the nose?
I'm really worried too much! The only difference between wearing and not wearing is the clarity of the eyes. After wearing the cheapest eyeglasses for a long time and removing them, the nose bridge visually collapses, which is an indentation on the glasses.
The two plastic brackets of the glasses have not been replaced for a long time and have aged and become hard, resulting in poor blood circulation and obvious pressure marks on the sides of the nose wings that fit the eyes. In addition, it is possible that the degree of the glasses is too high and the lenses are relatively heavy, resulting in obvious indentation.
What should I do if there are indentations? First, replace the glasses with a lighter pair of glasses. Try to choose a light frame, a browline frame, or a frameless frame. It is best to choose a frame made of resin, pure titanium, or other materials, and the lens material is also best to choose a resin frame, which is more lightweight.
Massage or perform eye exercises on the indentation area. Use your thumb and index finger to press lightly on the nose bridge of both eyes until you feel a slight fever. Eye exercises can also be beneficial for vision, killing two birds with one stone.
