Post-Surgical Glasses (after Rhinoplasty / Nose Job / Broken nose / Nasal fracture) for recovery, support / glasses that don't touch your nose

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Are you recovering from a rhinoplasty or other nasal surgery? Following your nasal surgery, your surgeon should instruct you not to wear your eyeglasses for 4-8 weeks. The main reason doctors want you not to wear your eyeglasses is to prevent your eyewear from causing indentations and deviations in the nasal bones, requiring you to have a revision nasal surgery performed. After rhinoplasty, wearing glasses can be a dangerous impediment to your surgery; our Doctor CO eyeglasses were designed with this in mind. While normal glasses rest on the nose, these glasses feature cheek pads instead of nose pads, and as a result, they comfortably and snugly rest on the face instead of the nose. These glasses have been meticulously handcrafted by a team of doctors in South Korea, and, as it is designed for post-rhinoplasty use, it is a best-selling product in the plastic surgery capital of the world.Frequently Asked Questions:Q: Since the glasses don't rest on my nose, I'm worried they'll slip.A: With suitable fitting by an optician, it is impossible for the glasses to slip.Q: What about my prescription? A: We don't manufacture lenses. Bring the glasses to your local optician for this service.