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Does wearing glasses change your facial structure?
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No. They do not. : Wearing a pair of well-fit glasses will cause no harm to your eyes or facial structures.
Answered 4/12/2013
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No: Glasses are support on the ears and nose with minimal pressure. Facial structures need much stronger pressure to be altered in any manner. Don't worry about that and wear your glasses to see better.
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