Today I had the greatest phone call with Dr. Shapiro assistant, Crystal. She took so much…read morecompassionate time with me and explained so much. I've never had anyone take the time to answer questions, explain issues and provide info like she did. Crystal is a rare and extremely valuable asset to Dr Shapiro office. I have 3 family members who have used Dr Shapiro for removal of cataracts. I highly recommend them. A HUGE gratitude and praise to Crystal who helped me today. She is priceless! Kathy D.

went here for years liked at first but boy has it changed ! Dr Shapiro loyally screwed my eyes…read morewon't return phone calls worst place ever ! bri in billing is a bitch and Jody at front desk thinks she owns it! screens calls when calling won't pick up if she sees my name don't go there unless you want infections and lost of site

I went in to see the eye Dr. to check to see if I had a cataract in my right eye because I had my…read moreeye's just check from a eye Dr. in Monroe that said I had a cataract in my right eye. He prescribed a pair of glasses that I couldn't see out of. He told me it took a while, He told me to try them for 2 weeks. I called him and he told me to come back and he would recheck my vision. When I got back he never rechecked my vision, he just tried readjusting the glasses. Then told me to try them again for 2 weeks. I called him back 2 weeks later and told hem I was bringing them back because I couldn't see through them. When I got to the office he handed me a check and told me he didn't think I should come back, and said I told you that you had a cataract in your right eye. That's why you are not seeing like you should. But you still chose to get the glasses. He never told me I had a cataract. But I made an appointment with the Dean in Sun Prairie Nathaniel Harkins. He was fantastic! I gave Dr. Harkins the prescription from the eye Dr. from Monroe and he showed me what the difference between the prescription he had for me and then he showed me the difference that the one I gave him from the Dr. from Monroe. What a difference!!! He said and you do not have a cataract, but what you do have is a vessel in your eye that is bleeding and ordered up blood work to have certain tests done. This Dr. is amazing, I can't say enough about him. If I hadn't gone to have my eye's rechecked, I never would have found out about the vessel that was bleeding in my eye.

I needed to see an Eye doctor to make sure my Sty/Eye wasn't infected and needed to use an…read moreantibiotic to get Rid of it ! And it was soon to be the weekend ! Dr. Bushy ( resident) fit me into her schedule! All was good she re assured me that it was fine and continue using warm compresses and it will go away in no time! A lovely person, enjoyed her professionalism and her efficiency ! Thank you Davis and Duehr and Doctor Bushey Jan S.

I had a lower face and neck lift by Dr, Marcus. The facelift was a disaster. He tried to fix it…read more(skin sagging by chin), but the fix didn't work. His next suggestion was to laser the area. It's been 6 months and I still have red scars on both sides of my face. I may have to have it re-lasered to get rid of the scars and I will need another plastic surgeon to correct the "jowls" that I didn't have pre-surgery. It has been a nightmare.

I am regretfully writing this review as a warning to others in hopes that no one goes through what…read moreI am currently experiencing. I booked a tear trough filler appointment with Dr. Scott R. Chaiet as it had been several years since a previous treatment with another surgeon. Dr. Chaiet has fabulous bedside manners. He is very polite and charismatic, but his facial aesthetic skills are on the opposite spectrum. I was told that after my tear trough filler I may need some mid-face filler, which seemed justifiable, but I would have to wait several months due to the pandemic and scheduling and the mess that was 2020. Days and weeks after my tear trough appointment, as my swelling subsided, I couldn't help but notice how shelf-like my under eye filler was. It was bad, to say the least. It was so prominent that it looked like I had saddle bags instead of smooth, refreshed under eyes. I (wrongly) assumed that he mentioned the mid face filler to address this so I happily went to my next appointment looking for the necessary fix. After one entire syringe of filler in my tear troughs, I received another full syringe of filler in my mid face. Never have I received so much filler in such a small area and now I see why. Have you ever seen pictures of overfilled celebrities and thought, "whoa, way too much work done!" Yea, I was about two steps away from that. So much so that my own family thought I had a sinus infection. It got to the point where I turned down lights in my home and took down mirrors because I felt so ashamed for choosing the wrong doctor. I literally felt like it was all my fault. I should have done more research, I should have known about each and every filler, I beat myself up for not having all the answers and getting myself into this mess in the first place. The filler was too heavy and too dense for the areas that he put it in. I am no doctor but a quick Google search confirmed my worst fears as he put the wrong filler in an area that needed a soft filler. Not only that but I had soooo much filler that it started migrating. I expressed these concerns several times to Transformations, begging to get an appointment with Dr. Chiat or anyone at Transformations for that matter. I looked horrible. Horrible to the point where I cried every time I got off another phone call where I was told he would not have an opening until November 2021 (I started called in May 2021). For the life of me I cannot fathom telling an upset client that they have to live with their poor treatment that makes them feel hideous. So a few weeks back I gave up and booked consultations with nearly every plastic surgeon and aesthetic nurse in the Madison area, some even that same day as they couldn't believe the response from Transformations. After six consults and every practitioner being utterly shocked at my results, I chose one to start my dissolving journey. I am two appointments in and 4 units of hylenex down, with more to go. The filler is so dense and migrated so much, that we are finding more and more with every appointment. Mind you this dissolving has already cost me $1,300 to dissolve over $1,000 of Dr. Chiats work. The mental and emotional shock of paying so much money to look worse and then to pay more money to reverse the results is devastating. I could never trust or recommend an establishment that 1) gives such poor aesthetic results and 2) denies timely help for a distraught customer. Please proceed with caution if booking through Transformations, they nearly ruined my mental well being and I can't bear to think they could cause the same harm to someone else.

Pros: I can see better than 20/20 now, nice staff, easy and flexible scheduling, expert surgeon,…read moreStar Trek grade laser. Cons: A little light on the info with respect to the actual procedure and what to expect afterwards. I did a ton of research before settling on TLC. I read a bunch, watched youtube videos of the procedure, and even visited multiple Lasik vendors in Madison to get a comparison. I chose TLC because they were the most braggy about their equipment and their surgeon. They have state of the art lasers and a surgeon that has done 100,000+ surgeries. They are a bit of a factory, but that's kind of what I wanted. I wanted what I considered to be major eye surgery to be just another day at the office for the guy fixing my eyes. I don't want to be practiced on, I want an expert that finds my case slightly boring. Which is where I think the source of my criticism that they were light on the info comes from. I think because they pump people out, they don't give excess info and just go through the motions. I had to ask every time what each instrument did and what they were doing, because otherwise, they didn't explain, unless asked. When asked they were happy to answer, but I wanted them to be a little more forthcoming. I was a textbook case, my vision was -3.00/-3.50 with the tiniest astigmatism in one eye. So slight that my eye doctor that I've gone to for the past 10 years never bothered to mention it to me. And now I see perfectly! The actual procedure is really cool, but also very uncomfortable. You just have to get through it. The cost is high, it's like paying for a lifetime of glasses and contacts all at once, but the ultimate convenience factor and benefits are very high. Overall, worth it.

Lied to about being a good candidate, lied to about not getting floaters, I'm in a lot of pain…read morenow, had to drop out of school because I cannot look at screens/projectors and be under fluorescent lights. My night vision is absolutely horrendous. If I don't sleep enough, it's extremely painful all day. My vision will get blurry if I touch my eyes. I feel like I have dried up contacts in my eyes 24/7 I also have SO MANY floaters now. It's torture. Please don't risk , your eyes are so important