Titanium Prescription Glasses

Imagine glasses so light you forget you're wearing them! Titanium frames offer not only unparalleled comfort but also an ultra-durable design.

Is it worth paying extra for premium quality titanium glasses?

What are the advantages of titanium prescription glasses?

What sets prescription glasses made of titanium apart is primarily their lightness, and consequently, the comfort of wearing them all day long.

What are the other reasons why it's worth choosing titanium prescription glasses?

• The durability of this material makes the frames resistant to mechanical damage.
• Titanium is also hypoallergenic, ideal for people with sensitive skin.
• Its resistance to corrosion helps maintain the aesthetic appearance of the glasses even with prolonged use and contact with moisture.
• Thanks to the plasticity of titanium, the frames can be easily adjusted to the wearer's face shape, which significantly increases comfort.
• Aesthetics are another advantage – titanium frames look modern and elegant thanks to their minimalist design.

What to keep in mind when choosing titanium eyeglass frames?

Titanium eyeglass frames have many advantages, but it's worth considering a few additional points:

• They have a higher price compared to their plastic counterparts, which may deter those looking for more budget-friendly solutions.
• Although titanium is very durable, there is a risk of it deforming under strong impact. 

Who are titanium frames the best choice for?

• For people who wear glasses all day - Titanium is ultra-light and flexible, so it's less tiring on the nose and ears for extended wear.
  
  
• For sensitive skin / allergy sufferers - Titanium is hypoallergenic (nickel-free), great for those prone to irritation.
  
  
• For those who want an "indestructible" pair for years - High resistance to corrosion, sweat, and moisture — titanium glasses are ideal for everyday, demanding conditions.
  
  
• For minimalists who value quality of detail - Thin profiles, clean lines, precise finishes — the frames look light yet premium.
  
  
• For those active at work and on the go - The flexibility of titanium means it better withstands minor bending (e.g., when traveling, going to university, working out)

What face shapes and features do titanium frames suit best?

Here's how to match titanium prescription glasses to your face shape:

• Small/delicate faces - Ultra-thin, lightweight titanium doesn't overwhelm features and "disappears" on the face.
  
  
• Long/rectangular faces - Larger lenses in a titanium frame harmonize facial proportions without adding weight (e.g., panto, aviator).
  
  
• Square jawline / strong features - Thin, round, or panto titanium frames will soften the facial contour without a bulky frame.
  
  
• Heart-shaped face (wide forehead, narrow chin) - A subtle double bridge in titanium optically balances the upper part without weighting down the lower part.
  
  
• Diamond (high cheekbones) - Slim round/hexagonal titanium frames balance the cheeks and highlight the eyes.
• High lens prescriptions - A lightweight titanium front can support thinner index lenses, reducing the effect of heavy glasses.

• Sensitive skin around the nose/ears - Hypoallergenic titanium minimizes irritation during all-day wear.

When should you consider another type of frame?

• You want a strong "wow" effect - In this case, a thicker frame with an original shape or color would be better.
  
  
• A very "budget" purchase - Titanium costs more; for a lower price, choose frames made of steel or metal alloys.