Our Doctors

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Dr. Vincent Law has been caring for patients since graduating from the University of Waterloo in 1998. He is especially loved by his patients for his kindness, warmth, and the genuine relationships he builds over time — particularly with seniors, who often see him as more than just their doctor.

He is known for his calm manner, easy conversations, and the way he makes people feel comfortable and cared for during their visits. Many patients show their appreciation in the most personal ways — bringing small gifts, homemade snacks, and treats — a reflection of the trust and affection they feel toward him.

Outside of the clinic, Dr. Law enjoys cooking, spending time with his family, and travelling. He brings the same warmth, patience, and care into his personal life that he brings into his work with patients.

Dr. Fontini Koutsogiannopoulos brings over 40 years of experience to her work, along with a quiet kindness that patients immediately feel. Over her career, she has cared for generations of families, working in areas such as orthokeratology, laser vision co-management, and the treatment and management of ocular disease.

She is grateful for the trust patients place in her and is known for treating everyone with gentleness, empathy, and respect. Relationships matter deeply to her, and many of her patients have stayed with her for decades because of the care and attention she gives them as people, not just as patients.

When she’s not in the office, Dr. Kouts, as her patients call her, enjoys spending time with her family, photography, and baking — things that bring her the same sense of calm and care that she brings to her work.

Dr. Vivian Li earned her Bachelor of Medical Sciences from the University of Western Ontario in 2008 before receiving her Doctor of Optometry degree from the State University of New York (SUNY) in 2012. During her clinical training, she completed an externship at Woodhull Hospital in New York, where she gained extensive experience managing urgent eye conditions and a wide range of ocular diseases.

Dr. Li enjoys building lasting relationships with her patients and providing thorough, personalized eye care. She has a special interest in children's vision, myopia control, orthokeratology, and dry eye management, and takes the time to ensure each patient feels comfortable, informed, and confident in understanding their eye health and treatment options.

Outside the clinic, Dr. Li enjoys spending time with her husband and their two children. As an active family, they love skiing, snowboarding, biking, fishing, and running together.

Dr. William Huang brings a thoughtful and precise approach to patient care, shaped by a strong medical background and a genuine desire to help people feel safe and supported in their eye care. He has a special interest in complex contact lens care, including scleral lenses and orthokeratology, and enjoys working with patients who need individualized solutions, especially myopia management.

He is known for being attentive, calm, and thorough, taking the time to understand each patient’s needs rather than rushing through visits. Patients often describe him as caring and reassuring, with a steady presence that helps them feel comfortable and confident in their care.

Dr. Huang completed his optometry training at SUNY, State University of New York. His academic background also includes medical training and research, which has shaped his detail-oriented and careful attitude to clinical care.

Outside of the clinic, Dr. Huang is a devoted father who values family time deeply. He enjoys playing basketball and softball, discovering new cuisines, travelling, and serving on the worship team at his church.

Dr. Shirley Ha has spent her career working with children, families, and patients whose vision challenges go beyond simple eyesight. Her work focuses on pediatric eye care, binocular vision, and neuro-optometric rehabilitation, with a deep interest in how vision affects learning, development, and daily life.

She is known for her thoughtful, patient approach and for taking time to truly understand how vision problems impact a person’s ability to function, learn, and succeed. Dr. Ha believes vision care is not just about seeing clearly — it’s about helping people live better.

Dr. Ha completed her optometry training at the University of Waterloo and gained early clinical experience in ocular disease and primary care through hospital-based training in Hong Kong. She later received advanced training in therapeutic eye care and neuro-optometric rehabilitation, and remains actively involved in education and professional leadership. She has served as past president of the OAO, Ontario Association of Optometrists, past executive board member of Vision Therapy Canada and presently serving on the Advisory Board at the Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation Association.

She is a Fellow of both the Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation Association (FNORA) and the College of Optometrists in Vision Development (FOVDR) — the only optometrist in Ontario to hold both fellowships — and has spent many years contributing to professional education, advocacy, and the advancement of vision therapy and rehabilitation in Canada.

At the heart of her work is a simple belief: children deserve to understand their vision, and parents deserve clear guidance to help their children thrive. She encourages early eye care, strong advocacy for children, and awareness that learning struggles are not always academic — sometimes they are visual.

In Her Own Words

“Children don’t always know how to explain what they’re seeing. They often assume their vision is normal because it’s all they’ve ever known. Early eye care gives them a reference point — so when something changes, they can speak up.
Good vision isn’t just about 20/20 eyesight. It’s about helping children see, learn, and succeed in life.”

Dr Leeann Noronha received her Honors Bachelors of Science degree as well as her Doctorate of Optometry degree from the University of Waterloo. She is deeply committed to preventive care and strongly believes in promoting eye health early in life. Her work focuses on pediatric eye care, myopia control, and long-term vision protection, including care for patients with diabetes.

She is known for being thorough and thoughtful in her approach, and for taking the time to explain things clearly so patients and parents feel comfortable and confident in their decisions. Her practice includes caring for children as young as six months of age, managing myopia, fitting specialty contact lenses, and providing comprehensive diabetic eye care.

Dr Noronha values meaningful relationships with patients and their families, seeing eye care as a partnership built on trust, education, and consistency. Outside of the clinic, she enjoys running, playing the piano, and spending quality family time with her husband and two tuxedo kittens.