Studio Lights and Glasses

okay...I saved this one, but the kid really didn't want to take off his glasses and to be fair, most don't want to change their look...It is part of who they are...so how do I light kids with glasses on? here is the example below...

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i do two things ...

one: i will try and pop the glass out of the frames and have them put the frames back on
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two: raise the lights up really high and angle them downward

I'm not sure if this'll work for studio lighting setups but I take a lot of pictures for identification media at work (P&S digital, built-in flash)...

I have eyeglass wearers slide the temple pieces slightly upward, so they aren't resting on their ears. This angles the lenses downward and almost always minimizes or eliminates visible reflections. With straight-on poses, the position of the temple pieces is hardly (if at all) noticeable. You may still get the occasional specular reflection from metal framed glasses, though.