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Slowing down your child's prescription changes so they can enjoy clearer vision for years to come.

Myopia (nearsightedness) means your child can see things up close but struggles with distance — like the board at school or signs on the road. It's incredibly common, and it often starts in childhood.
Here's the thing most parents don't realize: myopia doesn't just stay the same. Without intervention, your child's prescription can get stronger and stronger every year. That means thicker glasses, more dependence on corrective lenses, and — more importantly — a higher risk of serious eye conditions later in life like retinal detachment, glaucoma, and cataracts.
The earlier we start, the more we can protect your child's vision for the future.

At Riz Eye Care, we've seen the best results with low-dose atropine eye drops. It's a simple, once-a-day drop that your child uses at bedtime — and clinical studies have shown it can slow myopia progression by up to 50-60%.
Think of it like this: imagine your child's prescription is on a path to reach -7.00 by the time they're 18. With atropine treatment, we can help keep that number closer to -2.50 instead. That's a dramatic difference in their quality of life, the thickness of their lenses, and their long-term eye health.
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New glasses correct your child's vision today, but they don't stop the prescription from getting worse tomorrow. Atropine actually works to slow the elongation of the eyeball — which is the root cause of myopia progression.
Just one drop at bedtime. Low-dose atropine is well-tolerated by children with minimal side effects — most kids don't even notice it.
Clinical studies show atropine can reduce myopia progression by 50-60%. We've seen excellent results in our own patients at Riz Eye Care.
Slowing progression now means lower risk of serious eye conditions later — like retinal detachment, glaucoma, and early cataracts.
We start with a thorough eye exam to measure your child's current prescription and assess their risk of progression.
Based on your child's age, prescription, and family history, we'll recommend the right atropine concentration and monitoring schedule.
We'll track your child's progress with regular check-ups and adjust the treatment as needed to ensure the best possible outcome.
Every year you wait, your child's prescription may continue to climb. The earlier we start myopia control, the more effective it is. If your child's glasses keep getting stronger, or if there's a family history of nearsightedness, we encourage you to schedule a consultation.
If your child is also struggling with reading, focus, or homework — not just needing stronger glasses — a School & Learning Vision exam checks the near-vision skills that school screenings miss. Myopia control and learning vision are separate evaluations, and many children benefit from both.
At Riz Eye Care, we're here to help your child see clearly — not just today, but for a lifetime. Book an appointment today and let's talk about what's best for your child's eyes.
If your child's glasses prescription keeps getting stronger every year, this page is for you. Below are honest answers to the questions we hear most often — including the ones about cost.
We know this is an added cost, and we never want any family to feel taken advantage of. So here is our one clear message:
We're here to help. Yes, myopia management costs money — just like braces do. And just like braces, sometimes it's simply necessary, and the investment today is what protects your child tomorrow.
If you're unsure, ask us. We'll show you your child's own numbers, explain exactly what we're seeing, and help you make the right decision for your family — no pressure, ever.
Our team is here to help. Contact us at any of our 6 Houston-area locations to book an appointment.