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The start of a new school year brings fresh opportunities, routines, and challenges, but it also brings a critical moment to protect your child’s long-term vision. If your child has myopia (nearsightedness), now is the ideal time to begin treatment.

At Advanced Eyecare Vintage Eyewear in Houston, we specialize in early myopia control, helping kids stay focused, confident, and clear-eyed as they head back to the classroom.

When the school year rolls around, parents are busy prepping kids with fresh school supplies, new clothes, and sharpened pencils. But there’s one back-to-school essential that too often gets overlooked: a comprehensive eye exam. Many parents rely on school vision screenings to check the box on their child’s eyesight, but these quick checks are no replacement for a complete exam by an experienced eye doctor.

At Advanced Eyecare Vintage Eyewear in Houston, we want every child to start the school year with clear, comfortable vision—and we’re here to explain why that begins with a proper eye exam.

Many people associate dry eye symptoms with cold, windy winter days or the drying effects of indoor heating. But if your eyes feel gritty, itchy, or constantly irritated in the warmer months, you’re not alone. Dry eyes in summer are more common than you might think—and the season’s heat, wind, and environmental changes may be making things worse.
 
Let’s explore why dry eye symptoms in summer tend to flare up and what you can do to stay comfortable and protect your eye health during the hottest part of the year. 

Summer invites us outside with longer days, warm breezes, and plenty of sunshine. Whether you’re heading to the beach, hiking trails, or simply enjoying a backyard barbecue, protecting your skin is second nature. But what about your eyes? 
 
The sun’s ultraviolet (UV) rays pose a serious threat to your vision, especially during the summer months when exposure peaks. While most people are diligent about sunscreen, many forget that our eyes are just as vulnerable to UV damage, and the consequences can be long-term. Here’s how to enjoy the sun while keeping your eyes safe and maintaining sharp vision.