Choosing the right frames for your eyeglasses can be a daunting task. With so many options available, it can be difficult to know where to begin. One of the most important factors to consider when choosing frames is your face shape. Different frame styles can complement or detract from your features depending on your face shape. In this blog post, we'll provide a guide on how to choose the right frames for your face shape.

1. Oval Face Shape
   If you have an oval face shape, you're in luck. This face shape can pull off almost any frame style. Look for frames that are wider than the broadest part of your face and avoid frames that are too small or too large. Rectangular or square frames can add some angles to your face, while rounder frames can soften your features.

2. Round Face Shape
   If you have a round face shape, look for frames that add some angles to your face. Rectangular or square frames can help elongate your face and add some definition. Avoid round or oval frames, as they can make your face appear even rounder.

3. Square Face Shape
   If you have a square face shape, look for frames that soften your angles. Round or oval frames can add some curves to your face and balance out your features. Avoid frames with sharp angles or boxy shapes.

4. Heart Face Shape
   If you have a heart-shaped face, look for frames that balance out your features. Look for frames that are wider at the bottom and narrow at the top, such as cat-eye or butterfly frames. Avoid frames that are too heavy or boxy, as they can overwhelm your features.

5. Diamond Face Shape
   If you have a diamond face shape, look for frames that add some width to your forehead and jawline. Oval or cat-eye frames can balance out your features and soften your angles. Avoid frames that are too narrow or boxy, as they can exaggerate your angles.

At Park Slope Family Eye Care, we understand that choosing the right frames for your face shape can be a daunting task. That's why our team is dedicated to providing personalized care and helping you find the perfect frames for your features. If you're looking for an optometry practice that can help you find the perfect frames, contact us today.