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I think this because contact lenses correct your vision more acutely by reducing eye strain directly at the source - right at the eye level. Consequently, your eye muscles do not need to work as much and are less tense and the secondary muscles in your face, which may not have a direct impact on your vision but may experience some strain when your eye muscles are strained, also relax and do not feel tense. Conversely, when wearing glasses, your eye muscles are operating as they always have but your vision is corrected through the glasses, but the muscles themselves do not get as much of a break. This is just my lay opinion.