Optical visagism: choose frames with the customer

Does face shape decide on its own?

Shape and proportions can guide comparisons without prescribing one mandatory frame. Ask about preferred styles and colours and consider how the glasses will be used.

Fictional dispensing example

A person prefers a discreet look. The store presents two options matching that preference, allows a try-on and compares comfort and fit. Customer preference and professional assessment guide the final choice.

What does LensAs support?

Facial analysis and frame comparison can support style consultation during dispensing. Evaluate the workflow in a demonstration and check the features available in your plan. This public page accepts no photographs and performs no facial analysis.

What should be checked before mounting?

Try the frame and check support, stability and compatibility with lenses and fitting procedures. Style and centration measurements serve different purposes; image analysis does not replace these checks.

Is the result a universal rule?

Facial classification does not guarantee preference, comfort or adaptation. Suggestions are consultative; decisions consider try-on, preference and professional assessment.

References

• ZEISS — A checklist for buying new eyeglasses
• LensAs — contexto público do produto

Related topics

• Frame geometry: A, B and bridge
• Optical centration: from measurement to fitting