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Take the next step toward clearer vision

Contact us to ask about refractive surgery evaluation, procedure education, consultation preparation, and next steps.

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Consultation Requests

Tell us what you want to understand

For a more useful first conversation, include the information below when contacting us.

Your age range and current prescription
Whether you wear glasses or contact lenses
Any previous eye surgery or eye conditions
Your main goals for distance and near vision
Preferred phone number and contact time
The procedure you are interested in, if known
Contact lens note: A clinic may ask you to stop wearing contact lenses before certain measurements. Follow the specific instructions provided by the examining office.
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Reach the Right Team

Make your first conversation more useful

Share your main vision goals, current prescription, previous eye procedures, and preferred contact method. This helps the team route your inquiry and explain the most appropriate next steps.

Call for general scheduling and consultation questions.
Email when you need to include records or detailed questions.
Use the listed address for correspondence and directions.
Seek urgent local care for sudden or severe eye symptoms.
Before You Contact Us

Helpful information to gather

Rx

Vision history

Current prescription, date of last eye exam, and whether your prescription has changed recently.

Hx

Health history

Eye conditions, medications, systemic health conditions, allergies, pregnancy status when relevant, and prior procedures.

Go

Vision goals

Activities that matter most, including work, sports, reading, night driving, and screen use.

Urgent Eye Concerns

Do not use this page for an eye emergency

Sudden vision loss, severe eye pain, a new curtain or shadow, a major eye injury, chemical exposure, or rapidly increasing flashes and floaters may require urgent evaluation. Contact emergency services or an appropriate local eye-care facility.

Ready to Reach Out?

Send a refractive surgery inquiry today

Email is the easiest way to include your questions and relevant history.

Privacy reminder: Standard email may not be appropriate for sensitive medical information. Do not send emergency information, government identification numbers, payment details, or extensive medical records by ordinary email.