Safety First
Metal frames can become dangerous projectiles due to the powerful magnetic field in the MRI machine.
Removing glasses ensures clear and accurate MRI results without any artifacts.
Even non-metal frames can have hidden metal parts, so it's best to remove all types of glasses.
Lying still without glasses can be more comfortable, reducing the need for movement during the scan.
If you need vision correction, consider wearing contact lenses during the MRI.
Always follow pre-scan instructions provided by your healthcare provider regarding glasses and other accessories.
Bring a secure case to store your glasses safely while you're in the MRI room.
Stay informed about MRI procedures and safety measures to ensure a smooth experience.