Medical Board Orders Fresno Surgeon Victor Lynn Perry to Surrender License

The Medical Board found allegations against Fresno surgeon Dr. Victor Lynn Perry to be true on Feb. 12, 2026, and ordered him to surrender his medical license, a board action that local reporting says became effective Feb. 24, 2026. The decision removes Perry from practice in Fresno pending any further administrative proceedings.

The board’s action follows an investigation that led to the Feb. 12 finding that the allegations were substantiated. Local reporting, citing the board’s directive, noted that the formal surrender of Dr. Victor Lynn Perry’s license became effective on Feb. 24, 2026, closing the administrative window between the board’s finding and the license surrender.

Dr. Victor Lynn Perry, identified in the board’s order as a Fresno surgeon, now faces the consequences prescribed by the Medical Board’s decision. The order to surrender his license was issued by the Medical Board after the board determined the allegations against Perry met its standard for disciplinary action on Feb. 12, 2026.

The timeline of actions in this case is specific: Feb. 12, 2026, is the date the Medical Board found the allegations to be true; Feb. 24, 2026, is the date the board-ordered surrender of Perry’s license became effective, according to local reporting. Those dates bracket the official enforcement step taken by the Medical Board against Dr. Victor Lynn Perry.

Records of the Medical Board’s February action identify the board as the issuing authority and list the surrender of Dr. Victor Lynn Perry’s license as the mandated outcome following the board’s investigative and enforcement procedures. The board’s finding on Feb. 12, 2026, and the subsequent effective surrender on Feb. 24, 2026, are the central administrative facts now on file regarding Perry’s ability to practice medicine in Fresno.

As of Feb. 25, 2026, the Medical Board’s order and the effective surrender date stand as the current public record in the case of Dr. Victor Lynn Perry. The board’s Feb. 12 determination and the Feb. 24 license surrender mark the completion of the specific disciplinary steps described by local reporting in this matter.