Rhinoplasty Glasses Holder with Non-Slip Band to Support and Reduce Nose Pressure for Septoplasty and Broken Nose Recovery Support

I had a deviated septum and needed surgery. This was great as I couldn’t wear my glasses after.

Following nose surgery, this was so very helpful otherwise I couldn't have worn my specs

I used this for 6 months after a rhinoplasty and it needs some improvement. It held up ok but the metal hook for the glasses stained my skin underneath. I ended up removing the hook and replacing with my own contraption. Took ages for the mark to go away.

Looks cheap but works very well with AR glasses (Xreal / Rokid) to keep weight off the nose

Firstly, please don’t accidentally smash your face in. Apparently it hurts and causes all sort of bother.But if you've found this product it might be too late - and I whole-heartedly endorse this simple product.My beautiful but short-sighted wife (photos with her permission) is hugely grateful for this device which lets her watch TV, meet friends and get out in the world after foolishly ignoring my anti-face-smash advice.I hope you can see from the pics that it holds her specs without touching her reconstructed nose and re-stitched face).It was not so good while she had a nose splint/shield in place (which physically clashed with the product’s headband) and she says it is not so good with varifocals because the device (necessarily) holds one’s specs above their normal intended position. But with some adjustment to the headband/glasses I’m sure that this is still the best solution available to this situation.

These are really great, comfortable and helped me continue to work after my operation.Great for reading.Totally recommend.

The metal hook became loose after a few weeks and has started coming away from the band its not very durable. The hook is also too heavy for the band and leaves an indent in your forehead.

Allows my wife to wear her glasses to read & see after serious surgery. Looks goofy but it really works well.