A frame that follows the curve of the face is described as having which feature?

• A. Face form
• B. Nose pad security
• C. Pantoscopic tilt
• D. Bridge wrap

Answer: (A)

Face form describes the curvature of the frame front that follows the natural contour of the face. When a frame has this feature, its front curves to hug the cheeks and brow line, providing a comfortable, stable fit and helping keep the lenses properly aligned with the eyes as you move. Pantoscopic tilt is about tilting the lenses along the vertical plane, which affects viewing angle but not how the frame front matches facial curves. Nose pad security concerns how securely the pads attach and rest on the nose, and bridge wrap relates to how much the bridge area wraps around the nose. So the description of a frame following the curve of the face is best captured by face form.