I always feel that the frames are slanted

You're the same as me, and I started with a slanted steel shelf, and then over time, the steel slowly changed according to the shape of your face, and then I changed to a box of resin shelves, and I relied on it as well, and then it got better. Anyway, it can't be a problem with the nose, after all, people are not perfectly symmetrical, and the difference in the height of the ears may also affect it, and if it is made of steel, you can also adjust the nose bridge, but you don't have to worry about it.

When you go to the optician's shop to get your eyes fitted, ask him to turn one foot up and one foot down so that you can get used to it.

If the height is adjusted, it won't.

What kind of spectacle frame do you bring, glass or resin.

Is this what it looks like when you first wear your eyes?

I haven't been to the hospital for a check-up.

Have you ever looked in the mirror about the bridge of your nose?

Can the naked eye tell that there is a problem with the bridge of the nose, and if there is any serious injury to the bridge of the nose?

It is recommended to go to the hospital for an X-ray to see if there is any deformity of the nasal bridge.

Ask me if there is anything I don't understand.

Wishing you good health**!! Thank you.

This is the "high and low ear".

Don't be afraid, it's a very common phenomenon, just take the glasses to correct it.

Mine is the same, I took it to the place with the mirror and adjusted it, but it still didn't work, so I moved it by myself, broke it and brought it myself to try it, and finally I didn't feel uncomfortable, just fine.

Refractive index of the lens: The higher the value, the thinner the lens will be, which is better for aesthetics.

And the problem of focal length, you don't have to think about it, it's our professional problem.

Two glasses cannot be stacked!! Remember.

Your question is more clearly when you look at it diagonally, and there are several cases.

1.It is possible that the astigmatism axis shifts when your glasses are processed or adjusted.

2.You said that the two glasses are stacked together to see clearly, which means that your adjustment is very strong, and it may be that your adjustment is too strong when you refraction, resulting in a little deviation in luminosity. (It's not the optometrist's problem, the adjustment of the eye is not controllable, it is recommended that you refraction before the age of 23 can dilate the pupil to try the Mengzhou test, if it is really too strong.)

It's best to go and re-examine the Mori Douguang and check it out!

Thank you. Cherish the pure hand!!

Changing the position will increase the power, but you should go buy another pair of glasses!