Hi Index 1.67 and frame choice?!

I don't think any of those are going to work very well for you, and you might want to try picking something else. Even with high index, at that prescription level your lenses are going to be kind of thick. It may not be enough to bother you, but if you want to hide it as much as possible, those frames are not the best.

Tips:
1 - The smaller the frames the better! Large frames will lead to lenses with thicker edges because of the way they're cut.
2 - Shape matters too. Square frames are going to have thicker edges than oval or squoval frames.
3 - Don't go rimless. First, this will just show off how thick the lenses are. Second, in order to mount lenses in these they have to cut a groove for a nylon string to go through, which makes them more susceptible to chips and HI lenses are not very chip resistant anyway.
4 - Plastic will be better than metal (since they're generally thicker and less of the lens will stick out).

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