A single grading layer supports accommodating multiple masks. You need to utilize the boolean interaction between mask layers to subtract the interfering area.
[Operation] ① Under the grading layer where face brightening is applied, first create a main subject Circle or hand-drawn mask; ② Staying within the same grading layer, use the Pen tool in the preview monitor to precisely outline the glasses reflection area to generate a second Mask; ③ Select this glasses mask in the "Mask Layers" list, switch its boolean mode from the default "None" to "Subtract", and apply a slight feathering of 1–2px to it, thereby excluding it from the face brightening area.
[Verification] Observe the grading effect in the monitor; the overall brightness of the subject's face is enhanced, while the glasses reflection area is restored to its original exposure without highlight clipping.
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