DispensingQuestion 76 of 100
To reduce a patient's eyes appearing magnified in a high-plus lens, the optician can recommend what?
a.A thicker lens
b.More pantoscopic tilt
c.An aspheric high-index lens
d.A larger frame
Explanation
Aspheric high-index designs flatten the lens and reduce magnification and bulge, minimizing the enlarged-eye appearance typical of high-plus lenses while keeping the lens thinner and lighter.
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