Choosing the proper lens material to go with this type of frame is essential. In Frame Material Titanium and Stainless Steel are now being used in frame material and are typically more expensive but very durable and resistant to breakage. Consult an optician for the frame material that is best for you. It is also helpful if you convey your habits with glasses. Providing this type of information helps you get eyeglasses you like to wear, and that will last.
Many people choose the frame they like before having a prescription for lenses in hand.
Your glasses prescription plays a big role in choosing the type of frame best for you. Start with asking an optician if there are types of frames you should avoid - for example, if your lenses are thicker on the outside edge you may not want to go with a metal frame. Modern advances in lens design make them thinner than ever before, but typically thinner lenses cost more. Asking questions about your lenses first will help you decide on the frame size and shape that's best for you. A good rule of thumb is that your eye should be in the center of the frame.