Dr. John F. Blaylock featured in Profiles of Excellence

If you are considering vision correction surgery, you may already know your current glasses or contact lens prescription. But one number matters almost as much as the prescription itself: how long it has stayed stable.

At Valley Laser Eye Centre, we look beyond what your prescription is today. We want to understand how your eyes have changed over time. For many forms of refractive surgery, a stable prescription helps us plan treatment accurately and reduces the likelihood that natural prescription changes will affect your results soon after surgery.

Choosing a vision correction procedure is not as simple as looking at your glasses prescription. Two people with the same prescription can have very different eye anatomy, corneal thickness, lens health, lifestyle needs, and long-term vision goals.

At Valley Laser Eye Centre, we use detailed diagnostic testing to understand how your eyes are built and how they function before recommending a treatment. The goal is not to fit every patient into the same procedure. It is to identify the option that best suits your individual eyes.