Any tips for wearing glasses?

So I recently found out I'm short sighted and have to wear glasses when looking at screens or driving. I'm not looking forward to it, my nose will get itchy and I don't want to get dents on my nose. How can I prevent this, is there something clear that I can put on my nose to protect it or something

So I recently found out I'm short sighted and have to wear glasses when looking at screens or driving. I'm not looking forward to it, my nose will get itchy and I don't want to get dents on my nose. How can I prevent this, is there something clear that I can put on my nose to protect it or something

You can get contacts if it's going to really bother you, but if you get glasses that are the right size, I can't imagine you will have too many issues. You'll probably get used to it as well. I'd just say be careful when picking your frames, make sure you get a pair that really suit your face type.

if you wear metal glasses with those little plastic pads you'll get dents, but i have plastic glasses and don't really get that problem. sometimes i have a subtle line on my nose but it fades away quite fast and i dont think its a big deal

So I recently found out I'm short sighted and have to wear glasses when looking at screens or driving. I'm not looking forward to it, my nose will get itchy and I don't want to get dents on my nose. How can I prevent this, is there something clear that I can put on my nose to protect it or something

What makes you think your nose will be itchy?

That's what I thought, a few people in my family have those metal glasses with the plastic/rubber pads and they have dents on their nose but my sibling has only ever had the plastic ones without the pads and they have no dents on their nose which is why I've brought plastic ones without the pads so hopefully I'll be ok, it's just the itchiness that's going to be a problem.

Idk like from the frame because I've worn sunglasses before and they made my nose itch sometimes like it's ok if I'm not driving but if I'm driving I'm going to have to wait to scratch my nose because you have to have both hands on the wheel at all times unless your changing gears or indicating

So I recently found out I'm short sighted and have to wear glasses when looking at screens or driving. I'm not looking forward to it, my nose will get itchy and I don't want to get dents on my nose. How can I prevent this, is there something clear that I can put on my nose to protect it or something

Heyyy
I’ve been wearing glasses since I was 5 and have never had an itchy nose. When I was younger I wore the metal ones with nose pads but they were super uncomfortable and left dents (my dad has noticeable dents from his glasses) so for the past 7 is years I’ve had plastic glasses. There is such a big difference and are so much comfier. Just make sure you have a frame that suits your face and isn’t too big/small. The plastic frame is really smooth especially round the nose area so I don’t really understand your itchy problem.

Update: Thanks for all the replies, I picked the glasses up today, they have a plastic frame but they're is no difference in my sight with them on like I've been trying to read car number plates from 20 metres and road signs from a distance but there's no difference, still look blurry. I called them and they said I need a few days to get used to them and call back if there's no change. I'm going to wear them while on my phone, laptop etc even though I don't need them for that but I was told to wear the, for screens and driving. Now I've got a new worry that it won't improve and I'll have to get a more thorough exam and there's a more serious problem.

So I recently found out I'm short sighted and have to wear glasses when looking at screens or driving. I'm not looking forward to it, my nose will get itchy and I don't want to get dents on my nose. How can I prevent this, is there something clear that I can put on my nose to protect it or something

So I recently found out I'm short sighted and have to wear glasses when looking at screens or driving. I'm not looking forward to it, my nose will get itchy and I don't want to get dents on my nose. How can I prevent this, is there something clear that I can put on my nose to protect it or something

That's what I thought, a few people in my family have those metal glasses with the plastic/rubber pads and they have dents on their nose but my sibling has only ever had the plastic ones without the pads and they have no dents on their nose which is why I've brought plastic ones without the pads so hopefully I'll be ok, it's just the itchiness that's going to be a problem.

Update: Thanks for all the replies, I picked the glasses up today, they have a plastic frame but they're is no difference in my sight with them on like I've been trying to read car number plates from 20 metres and road signs from a distance but there's no difference, still look blurry. I called them and they said I need a few days to get used to them and call back if there's no change. I'm going to wear them while on my phone, laptop etc even though I don't need them for that but I was told to wear the, for screens and driving. Now I've got a new worry that it won't improve and I'll have to get a more thorough exam and there's a more serious problem.