Our Recent Posts

Category

Tags

How can you reduce the weight of glasses to a minimum?

The material the lenses are made from Lightweight eyeglass lenses made from plastic are the secret to incredibly thin and lightweight designs, even when high dioptric powers are required. The higher the quality of the source material, the thinner you can make the lenses. In the case of plastic lenses, for example, choosing the high-tech option over the standard material can reduce the weight by up to 50% (up to 40% in the case of glass lenses). That's quite a weight off your mind! And it applies to progressive lenses, too. The method used to produce eyeglass lenses. Another way of putting glasses on a diet is to use what is known as aspheric grinding: In the case of conventional ground l

Rhinoplasty Complications

A thorough knowledge of the principles of postoperative management of these rhinoplasty complications can minimize their deleterious effects

Most Comfortable Glasses

The wearer will avoid having painful red marks pressed into the bridge of his nose. People like their glasses to be comfortable and easy to wear. In a recent survey conducted by the Vision Council of America(VCA), 88% of people surveyed said that comfort was their first priority in choosing frames for their eyeglasses. Even more important, having eye glasses fit properly gives the best vision correction. When eye glasses sit crookedly on, or slide down the nose, the angle of vision is changed and vision through corrective lenses is less accurate. Well fitted glasses are important for both comfort and eyesight. The length of the temple on the frame will also influence the way eyeglasses fit.

Glasses after Injection rhinoplasty(non-surgical nasal augmentation)

Rhinoplasty is technically demanding surgery, and even in the best of hands, postoperative healing and ultimate aesthetic outcome can be unpredictable. In addition to the risks of general anaesthesia, and a protracted postoperative convalescence, rhinoplasty may lead to adverse cosmetic sequelae of pollybeak deformity, over reduction of the bony or cartilaginous dorsum, inverted V deformity, alar retraction, supratip depression and bossae. Patients may also have functional complaints secondary to iatrogenic nasal valve disruption. Even in patients with an initial satisfactory outcome, slight asymmetries, depressions and contour irregularities may present several years after surgery. Despite

DOCTOR CO EYEWEAR

Follow

  • Instagram
  • 페이스 북 사회 아이콘

Contact

+82 10 3177 0714

Address

102-501, Teheran IPARK

Teheran-ro 52gil16, Gangnamgu, Seoul, 06213

South Korea

© DOCTOR CO ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.