Myopia Center of Texas

01/21/2026

Grateful to Women In Optometry for highlighting our journey to a dedicated myopia management practice.
Read the article: 🔗
https://www.womeninoptometry.com/where-we-practice/specialty-services/article/going-from-full-scope-to-full-focus/

01/18/2026

Outdoor Light Exposure: What It Means for Myopia

This research review on a recent IMI paper explores the role of light in refractive development and myopia in animals and humans.

01/17/2026

Friday was Sonya Roscher's last day at the Myopia Center of Texas. Sonya has served as our Myopia Director, and her presence has been deeply woven into this practice from the very beginning.

Sonya’s role went far beyond a title or a job description. She helped shape how we care for families, how we communicate, how we stay organized, and how we bring ideas to life. Her attention to detail, creativity, and thoughtfulness have left a lasting mark on this office and on me personally.

After nearly 13 years in the medical field, Sonya is stepping into a new role that aligns with a long-standing professional goal. While she will be deeply missed, I am incredibly proud of her for taking this next step.

Sonya, thank you for your dedication, your heart, your integrity, and the countless ways you helped build what the Myopia Center of Texas is today. You will always be a part of this place, and I’m excited to see where this next chapter takes you.

01/01/2026

Hello 2026 👋

As we step into a new year, we want to say thank you to the families who continue to trust us with their children’s care. We’re grateful for the relationships we’ve built and the opportunity to support your kids as they grow.

— Myopia Center of Texas

11/04/2025

Helen, 13

10/28/2025

Hannah

10/21/2025

Brittany

10/14/2025

Rorie, 13

10/11/2025

Every family has their own story — but they all share one goal: protecting their child’s vision for the future

10/08/2025

Our sign is finally up!!!!