A good fit should feel secure without creating pressure at the nose, temples or behind the ears. This adjustments guide helps you identify the source of discomfort, make only the small changes your model supports and avoid damage to the frame or lenses.
Check the fit before changing anything
- Place the eyewear level on your face and check whether one side sits higher.
- Notice whether slipping begins at the nose pads, temples or temple tips.
- Clean the nose pads and temple-contact areas; oil or moisture can feel like a fit problem.
- Inspect the frame for cracks, loose parts or visible deformation.
Make small, symmetrical changes
Work on a clean, soft surface with clean hands. Support the frame close to the part being adjusted, move slowly and compare both sides after each small change. Never force the bridge, lens or temple. Do not use direct flame, boiling water, household chemicals or an unapproved tool.
Replacement guides
When to stop
If a part resists normal hand pressure, the attachment differs from the guide, or the frame is damaged, stop and contact support. A model-specific repair is safer than forcing a universal method.