What modification should be made if the cheeks touch the bottom of the frames in glasses with pantoscopic tilt?

In cases where the cheeks are touching the bottom of the frames in glasses that have pantoscopic tilt, the appropriate modification is to lessen the tilt.

Pantoscopic tilt refers to the forward angle of the frames in relation to the vertical face. If the tilt is too pronounced, it can cause the lower edge of the frames to sit too close to the cheeks, resulting in discomfort and an improper fit. By reducing the tilt, the frames will sit higher on the face, allowing for a better fit and preventing interference with the cheeks.

This adjustment enhances the overall comfort and performance of the eyewear. It is crucial to achieve the correct balance of tilt to ensure that the lenses align accurately in front of the eyes while providing comfort and preventing any unwanted contact with the face.