Dr. Les Lung, O.D.

 Dr. Leslie Lung graduated from Pacific University College of Optometry in 1986 with a special emphasis in contact lenses. He held an internship at Seattle Indian Health Board and an internship at Grace Peck Optometric Clinic in Portland, Oregon. He’s been in private practice since 1986, when he opened Queen Anne Vision Clinic. In 1997, Dr. Lung opened Issaquah Eyeworks with Dr. Teri Yoshimura.

Dr. Lung is one of the first optometrists in Washington to be certified to prescribe Therapeutic Pharmaceutical Agents for the treatment of eye diseases. He is also a member of the American Optometric Association and Washington Association of Optometric Physicians.

He enjoys playing basketball, tennis, golf, and pinball. He is active at his church, where he serves as a deacon and teaches a high school Sunday school class. He and his wife Linda have two daughters.

  Dr. My-Lynn Dang was born and raised in Texas where she completed her  undergraduate studies at Texas A&M University. She went on to  receive her Doctor of Optometry from University of Houston College of  Optometry. During her clinical externships, Dr. Dang received extensive  clinical training in myopia management, specialty contact lens and  ocular disease management. She graduated with honors from Beta Sigma  Kappa, an international optometric society. 

Following  her graduation, she completed a residency in primary care at Michael E.  DeBakey Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Houston, Texas where she  gained extensive experience in fitting specialty contact lens, low  vision rehabilitation and diagnosing and treating complex ocular  disease. 

Outside of the  office, Dr. Dang enjoys staying active and eating delicious food. You  can find her training for a future marathon, skiing or looking for her  new favorite restaurant.

 Dr. Amy Chen is a kind and skilled optometrist. She completed her  residency in Primary Care/Geriatrics with a focus on Ocular Disease at VA  Puget Sound, American Lake. She graduated from the University of  California, Berkeley School of Optometry in 2024 where she served as  co-president of her class and of the myopia control club. Prior to that,  she earned her Bachelor of Science in Allied Health Sciences from the  University of Connecticut, with minors in Chemistry, Ecology and  Evolutionary Biology, and Molecular and Cell Biology.  

With a strong passion for eye care and patient education, Dr. Chen is  dedicated to improving her patients' vision and overall quality of life.  Having worn glasses and contact lenses from a young age, she personally  experienced the profound impact an optometrist can have on someone’s  life, which inspired her to pursue a career in optometry.  

Outside of her professional work, Dr. Chen enjoys exploring new art  projects, reading, playing pickleball, and hiking in the scenic Pacific  Northwest!