Dr. Au has been in practice for over twenty-one years. She started her undergraduate studies at Pacific University in Oregon and continued with early admissions to Pennsylvania College of Optometry. Dr. Au practiced in Philadelphia for three years as a managing doctor for the Philadelphia Vision Center before returning home to Hawaii where she started the state’s only non-profit Eye Care Clinic and served as Director for thireteen years. She is also an adjunct Associate Professor with Pacific University College of Optometry, University of Missouri School of Optometry, and the College of Optometry at Waterloo.

Dr. Au, along with her partner and cousin, Dr. Khan Lau, joined the LensCrafters team in 1989 and won the LensCrafters Nationwide Office of the Year for 2000.

Dr. Au resides in Makiki Heights with her two children Chad and Tiffany and enjoys spending all her free time with her family. She can be reached by email at aulauo1@lava.net.

Dr. Lau, a native of Los Angeles, earned his BA in Biology from California
State University Fullerton and an MBA from University of California Irvine.
He completed his doctorate studies at the University of Missouri School of
Optometry, and attended externships at the Veteran’s Hospital in Kansas and
the Kalihi/Palama Health Clinic here in Hawaii.

After graduating, Dr. Lau moved to Hawaii to be closer to his family roots.
He joined his cousin and partner, Dr. Au as part of the LensCrafters team in
1989 and won the LensCrafters Nationwide Office of the Year for 2000.
Currently Dr Lau is also a clinical researcher for FDA research trials as
well as a medical device consultant working with companies such as Alcon,
Bausch + Lomb, Vistakon and NeoVista.

Dr. Lau has also taken special interest in volunteering for the One Sight
Program by providing eye care in countries such as Albania, Benin, China,
Laos, Mexico, and Peru. He is a member of the Hawaii Optometric Organization
and is also a Fellow in the American Academy of Optometry.

An active member of the Hawaii community, Dr. Lau served as a volunteer
advisor for the Junior Achievement Program at Pearl City High School as well
as a member of the local Junior Achievement board.

Dr. Lau resides in Kaimuki and enjoys spending time with his son; and his
daughter, who lives in San Jose. In his free time, he enjoys swimming,
golfing, and cycling; and is conversational in Japanese and Spanish.

Check out Dr. Lau’s Facebook page (askdrlau) and Twitter Feed (@AskDrLau). He can be reached by email at khan.lau@drsauandlau.com.

Dr. Dana Tanno is a graduate of Punahou High School. She left Hawaii to attend Tufts University, earning her bachelor in science in Biology and Environmental Studies. She completed her graduate studies at Pacific University College of Optometry, which included externships at Kaiser Permanente Honolulu and LensCrafters.

Upon graduation, she received the Vistakon Award of Excellence in Contact Lens Patient Care and joined LensCrafters team of Drs Au and Lau on a full time basis in 2001,

An active participant in the One Sight Program Dr Tanno has attended missions in Laos, Mali, Guatemala, Thailand, Cambodia, Mexico, Romania, Panama and Chile.

She is also a member of the Hawaii Optometric Association, and the American Optometric Association.

Dr. Tanno enjoys golfing and snowboarding in her free time.

Dr. Wong earned her undergraduate degree in Physiology and Biology at the University of California at Berkeley. She continued her studies at U.C. Berkeley School of Optometry. Dr. Wong has been associated with different Ophthalmology groups over the past twenty eight years of her career in California and Hawaii. She joined Drs. Au and Lau at LensCrafters in 1999 and she has established herself as one of the most popular doctors at the practice.

Dr. Wong was born and raised in California but moved to Hawaii in 1985. She resides in Manoa with her husband and two children. On her free time, she enjoys gardening, cooking, and reading.

Dr. Kyle Oroku was a born and raised in Hawaii having graduated from Leilehua High School. He attended Pacific University in Forest Grove, OR and graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology in 2004. He then went on to graduate from Pacific University College of Optometry in 2008. Prior to returning to the islands, Dr. Oroku completed a Primary Care Residency program in Lexington, KY at the Lexington VA hospital. He received specialized training in ocular disease and low vision through his residency program. He is also an active member of the Hawaii Optometric Association. Dr. Oroku is an avid sports fan and likes to do outdoor activities in his spare time.