Troi Kish is currently at Cool Springs Eye Care in Franklin, Tennessee, discussing how to adjust eyeglasses. Depending on the type of frame, there are specific areas that can be adjusted. For metal frames, the temples at the back can be bent. A hot air blower or a hairdryer can be used to gently heat the temple until it feels moist, and then it can be bent accordingly. By doing this, the curve of the frame can be changed, resulting in a tighter fit behind the ears. Another adjustment that may be needed is lifting the frame slightly. To accomplish this, the nose pads can be adjusted. By using a professional nose pad plier or a needle nose plier, the pads can be brought closer together, causing the frame to sit higher on the face. It is important to ensure that both sides are adjusted evenly for a balanced look. If the glasses are crooked, a bench alignment can be ed. This involves placing the frame on a table and checking if the temples touch the surface. The temple that does not touch can be bent upward either using the hand or a needle nose plier. Care must be taken if using a plier to avoid damaging the frame by wrapping it with a cloth or similar material. In the case of a plastic frame, the hot air blower or hairdryer can be used to bend the temples down. This is necessary because plastic frames tend to stretch over time due to heat and wear. After heating the corner or front of the frame, it can be bent inward. Once the desired shape is achieved, the frame should be rinsed with cold water to set it in place. These adjustments can help ensure that eyeglasses fit properly and provide optimal...
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