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How to fit frames and influence people
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- čas přidán 13. 10. 2014
- This video about effective dispensing follows a patient journey, from entering the practice to ordering spectacles. Sally Bates shows practitioners how to instill confidence, interpret the patient's needs and wants and how to turn these in to the best recommendation. We look at how neuro-linguistic programming can be used to enhance patient understanding. We discover how to match frame colour and style to faces and Ms Bates demonstrates how to take frame measurements, including dispensing a bespoke frame.
0:31 Intro
0:54 Welcoming the patient
4:16 Creating a lasting impression
7:17 NLP and the patient
9:55 Choosing frame colour and style
16:34 Fitting varifocals
22:15 Measuring the patient
23:26 Adjusting the frame
25:19 Recommending and demonstrating lenses
27:43 Occupational lenses
30:45 Making recommendations
32:00 Tints
35:16 Dispensing a bespoke frame
42:29 The farewell
you are the most caring and precise eyeglass lady ever!! thank you!
Let's make a reservation to see her in the UK,. :) Lol
Superb video.
I have never had my progressive eyeglasses done properly, and it is not hard to see why after watching this engaging video.
Here, across the Bay from Apple, in the 21st Century still, the way the fitters have used to determine where the focal points should be placed on my progressives was by asking me to focus with both my eyes open, at their nose, after which they reach across the counter with their felt tip pen to scribble a splotch. I am not kidding.
I really like the idea of the template. It's beautiful. I'm going to draw a picture of one, maybe decorate it with a smiley face, and bring it to my upcoming visit to the optician.
This video was a very helpful tonic to the frustration I've been experiencing for some time. Thank you for sharing your positive spirit, too.
I agree
Instead of me as a glass wearer watching this, every optician should watch this.
I’ve been wearing glasses/spectacles for 32 years and I’ve never had anyone take that much time to find me a nice pair of glasses. Cool video for sure …thanks
That's unfortunate! Because opticians should be doing most of that! The color cloth swatching is a bit outdated but no less illustrative. If you live in a licensed state, always make sure to request and work with a licensed optician. They will generally be more knowledgeable and should do more of these things.
I really wish more opticians would follow the advice here and not just try to sell based on fashion, selling the most expensive frames and thinnest lenses by default. This unfortunately is the norm, and not always the best for the patient.
I couldn't agree more! If we're doing our job... the sales will take care of themselves. We don't need to rip people off or make them feel uncomfortable.
This video is so helpful! Thank you Sally! So glad I came across it😍
Excellent instruction and knowledge. Thank you
What a great video, perfectly put together and very easy to understand.
I work for the largest opticians in the UK, where is this impressive opticians and how do I get a job working with this incredible woman !?????
Thanks for producing this informative guide
It really helps me in my dispensing :)
Itachi Uchiha how did you go about getting your job? Did you go to school? There are no schools around my area at all. Interested but feeling lost on how to get started. Thanks in advance
Itachi Uchiha l
Nice one bro
Damn... so many Uchihas here. What, you all got resurrected again ? xD
@@user-qx5cn1si1q hehe of course
So far the optometry information is so helpful.
Thank you very much! I did learned a lot from this Video.
That title is too amazing 😂
This is a very informative video. Because my eye doctor does talk to me like you were in the video
incredibly helpful video
Very excellent presentation spot on I wish every one must visit ur shop and expertise 😉
I'm looking for two-pair of new specs. I've £500., to spend, with an NHS Voucher. Previous specs have skin-depth lines on my temples. One of my ears is 8mm lower than the other. I've never experienced spectacle fitting as shown in this video anywhere. I usually have varifocals with many
additions.
Purchasing specs online is OUT!
Thank you, Sally Bates and Optometry Today for this truly excellent video.
I cut hair. Everyone has uneven ears! So crazy!
You're not alone. : )
This video is very helpful thanks.
Wow that is Really Great Training Material For all optician thank You so Much
I really 👍 liked those blue & gold eye 👓 glaseses on that client, they really fit her face nice nicely & they were very stylish & they also made her look younger! 😃
Great informative video. Thankyou
Where do you buy your optical calipers? The supplier I use for tools doesn't have anything near that comprehensive.
Brilliantly done
Thank you 💕
I’m interested in become an optician. What other videos can you recommend.
Wonderfully presented in every way in regards to sales but just a bit too much emphasis on this aspect especially as it was not what I expected. Rather I expected a lesson on understanding my prescription and choosing flattering styles but I do think this is a teaching video for the workplace.
i love how you adjust the glasses for people with no ears
Very nice demonstration.
Hi I was wondering what kind of glasses should I get? I have a circle face w/ highcheeks. My husband says for me not to get ones that sit on my cheekbones. Because they make me look old. I'm going to my eye doctor appt soon. Your help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
Hello, I was just wondering what shape of frees should I get for my glasses. Because I have high cheek bones. I have a small bridge nose. Can you please help me w/ picking out my frames. I'm going to the eye doctor soon
Better than the lady that helped my son. She just grabbed the most expensive pair and gave them to him, and being a boy, he agreed immediately that those were it and he was done. After that, it was like pulling teeth to get him to try on anything else. $600 dollars later, here we are.
Just a little FYI, as an LDO from Miami, I wanted to let you know that your red frames are resting on your cheeks. It doesn't look like they are the right fit for you.
wrong!
First of all don't be a jerk. Second of all many people feel their glasses fit more securely when they touch the cheekbones. And when you take into consideration the improved vision from panto in a multifocal lens, of course peoples' glasses will often touch their cheeks.
wow wished i saw this a long time ago!
Great.
Can you help me go from 20/50, to 20/20, naked eye?
I need it for FAA flight qualified.
Is that change reasonable.
Or should I do it myself?
Can this service be provided for international clients?
Can you show me the ‘ requirement form ‘ that you give the patients ?
How can I be a qualify Optician ?
Please 🙏 help me. I want to be an optician.
That touching the ear part is weird if it doesn’t do anything. 🤓
How does this help me to get out of myopi? Go from 20/40 to 20/20?
Well, I think that all depends on whether you choose the tortoiseshell or the plastic frames.
+Blacksquareable Hi- obviously, Jakes position is that the spend 45 minutes about themselves - an NO TIME to help YOU GET OUT OF IT. You must get out of it by wise science .
Blasphemy!!!
@@christheother9088 - SUCCESS is like that, in Optometry.
I am an optician and I just choice that last one before grama said yes
Nice Ma'am.
I feel manipulated!
Excellent wish I lived near u
Poor Judith, that was quite the ordeal. This Sally women is a bit much, I would absolutely hate to be served by her, it seems she did an afternoon training on NLP and now thinks she's queen of sales. Her insincerity is cringe. Also, as someone else mentioned, POLYCARBONATE!? Jesus, what a shitty choice of lens material, enjoy your chromatic aberration Judith. I'd go Specsavers if I were you.
James, are you really that ignorant or are you just being a dick?
Why would you not recommend polycarbonate?
Mr.Stache they technically don’t have the best optics, at least not as good as most high index plastics. However poly is covered by most insurance as well as being more shatter/ scratch resistant.
@@hugoboss0011
Its Abbé number makes poly more likely to show slight color fringes when looking through the lens periphery. It is not terribly objectionable to me.
a 2mm Difference whaaaa?
Always be closing. ALWAYS be closing.
The title should read how to be a psychopath!!!
I never listen to the 'lies' from the salesperson. :p
I prefer plastic not wire fram
Talk about manipulative and deceitful behaviour. Nothing but a glorified salesperson. This just confirms my suspicions about opticians.
As an optom student I would just like to clarify not all opticians/optometrists focus on sales but rather they want to help people and are fascinated by vision/eyes.
However, I can agree this lady's attitude/advice makes her seem sale focused. Her job is nothing more than optical retail, but I can say she seems great at her job!
I think she comes across as professional, and is informing the patient of their choices based on their lifestyle.
How would you advise she communicate the key features and benefits?
Afterall, not all consumers are as cynical as you and want to be well-informed and know their choices. Some are willing to pay for professional advice.
What suspicions?
Deceit is when you have hateful intentions and manipulation isn't always a bad thing she is being very upfront and transparent imo.
Where do u work
"I don't mind, as long as it fits me" is a logic too seldom seen today.
The lady getting frames looks like Mrs Thatcher..just saying
thank dispencers nowdays have cut out alot of what you do
And that is so unfortunate!
Wow.. This is a weird mix of trying to be helpful and trying to manipulate people. 😬 Reading people in order to know how to best help them is different than reading people to know how to manipulate the situation to make a sale.
16:00 What the? Yuck.
(25:00) Poor patients with one ear or no ears.
She's awfully British, isn't she?
Exposing the deceptive self-serving sales tactics. Have had these people ruin brand new expensive frames.