I dont think this is a good approach. I think the fit of the frame on the face should be to optimize the general fit, and how it LOOKS ie whether it is at the right place cosmetically in relation to the brow line, and whether the frame is comfortable. I think to adjust the nosepad fit to make up for a problem with the seg height is a bad idea. Another reason I think this approach is a bad idea is that most plastic frames have no nosepads to adjust, so this approach isnt viable with most plastic frames. I dont mean to be unduly negative, but i just dont think this solution is the best one.
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