This is NOT a review of the individual stylists! The business itself is the problem. Cheap owner…read morerefusing to keep equipment functional. I love my stylist, but every one of the 'barber chairs' is broken down. I could not put any pressure on the seat back without going into full recline mode which makes it impossible for stylist to perform the job. Other chairs lean right or left needing wedges to be inserted under the bases. One chair does not sit level even when no one is sitting in it. Some quality chairs need to be purchased.

The New Zenza Salon is absolutely beautiful inside ‼ The staff there is amazing and very…read moreknowledgeable, professional and very friendly ‼

I have been going to the Center of Aesthetics for almost a decade once a year. These are top notch…read moreprofessionals especially Lauren. She listens to your concerns and does a wonderful job with Dysport and fillers. You won't be disappointed.

I've been coming here for a few years. There is never any waiting for long periods of time, you are…read morein and out in a timely matter. Staff is super kind and helpful. Highly recommend!

Genuinely the easiest and fastest experience possible! So happy with how efficiently everything was…read moredone. Ryan Black is fantastic at what he does. Pricing is great and care was top-notch.

I brought my daughter to High Valley Dermatology for a few small bumps on different parts of her…read morebody and one wart on her foot. We were seen by PA Black, who spent less than 10 minutes with us. He diagnosed the bumps as unspecified dermatitis and prescribed two creams (Triamcinolone and Desonide). He also identified the bump on her foot as a wart but provided no treatment. The bill came to $328 after insurance adjustments. The billing code stated "OFFICE O/P NEW MOD 45 MIN," which didn't reflect the actual time spent or complexity of the visit. I left two voicemails with no response, visited the office in person, and was told the billing rep would call me back--she didn't. After multiple follow-ups, I finally spoke with someone who explained that the charge was due to her being considered a "new patient" (despite being seen five years ago) and the condition being "moderate," resulting in a level 4 charge. When I asked to speak with the provider who entered the code, I was told he likely wouldn't remember the case and is too busy. I was then directed to contact the CFO. I have no issue paying for services rendered, but this visit felt over-coded and the follow-up was frustrating and unhelpful. Just a heads-up to others: you may be charged significantly more than expected for what seems like a simple visit.

Being a mom is the highlight of my life, but definitely did some damage to my body confidence! I…read morewent in for a consultation to get sculpting done to my abdomen and upper back. I highly recommend Belle and the staff who work there. My journey from start to finish was met with sincerity, compassion, and positivity. The results in the first 30 days was worth every penny and I'm still continuing my journey and can't wait to see what 90 days brings. If you are looking for a place that genuinely cares about you and getting you results, it is Belle! ​

I have known some of the staff for quite some time and always feel so respected. Everyone that…read moreworks here is passionate about what they do and are there to help!

UPDATE 12/04/2025:…read more After I filed a complaint with the Idaho Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division, I received a formal response from the practice's attorney. The letter states it "has been reviewed and approved by Dr. Mark Freeman." This letter: * Minimizes permanent traumatic burns as a mere "red line." * Presents a narrative of follow-up that is contradicted by my documented communications (emails, patient chart records, and cellphone company provided call logs). * Confirms the technician "used a marker to mark treatment areas," yet the practice only offered a refund months later, after intervention by the Attorney General's Office. * Systematically avoids accountability by ignoring my written and in-person requests, thereby abandoning its patient care obligations. The practice has still not provided a diagnosis or treatment plan, and I continue to pay for specialist care independently. This official response indicates the handling of the initial incident was not an isolated error, but part of a broader pattern in my care. I advise potential patients to exercise caution, as post-treatment patient care is critical.

I have been to Dr. Freemans office a couple of different times for different procedures on my face…read more Kim Bell helped me book my appointments quick, efficiently and even helped me feel so comfortable during my visits there. Each time I have been it has been a pleasant experience because of the friendly atmosphere and welcoming. I also am very pleased with the cosmetic results of what I had done. I would highly recommend Freeman Plastic Surgery. :)

i've never felt so seen and heard in my entire life. these women have taken good care of me and…read morehelping me better understand everything i'm going though. i 10/10 recommend Hailey if you need to be look at for anything, she's a rockstar and deserves so much good in life.

The laser technician is the nicest technician I've ever met! I had a great experience doing laser…read morehair removal there. They were informative and extremely flexible when booking appointments. I cannot recommend this service enough!

Everything about this facility is great. I've had knee, hand and foot surgeries, by three different…read moreproviders and I am very happy with them all.

This review is for Dr. Logan Cooper and his PA-C assistant. If you're considering hip replacement…read moresurgery by Dr. Cooper, I strongly suggest DON'T DO IT...until you've had a 2nd or even 3rd opinion by specialists who perform the (posterior) surgery. Dr. Cooper specializes in the (anterior) approach, boasting 6-week healing times on average. It has now been a YEAR since my hip replacement. To this day my thigh, from my knee upward to my hip, is numb and the tendon damage by the incision hinders my ability to get dressed or walk short distances or even sleep. I live on painkillers, which offer some relief, but overall I am much worse off than before the surgery and I may never recover. 7 weeks of physical therapy did absolutely nothing to aid with these issues. To literally add insult to injury, I later discovered that Summit was billing my insurance for my follow up visits which were necessitated by the nerve and tendon damage. At first Dr. Cooper and his PA-C assistant, Joel Whiting, boasted about 6-week healing times...then it was "give it a few more months" then during my last follow up 6 months ago I was told "well sometimes it can take a year to heal." I was totally blown-off at that point leaving me with zero suggestions and zero empathy. I am in my 50's, average height, not overweight and have a muscular build. After multiple visits to another orthopedic surgeon outside of Summit, I was informed by that surgeon he does not do the anterior surgeries due to the increased chances of nerve and tendon damage. I highly recommend seeking multiple opinions and acquiring all the facts before making a decision!

Dr. Andary did surgery on my shoulder a few years ago. It had frozen up on me and I couldn't…read moreimagine why. I did have an injury to o it while lifting a suitcase a little while before I went to him. He found a small bone that had chipped off and was lodged into the joint space. It was hard for me to imagine (A) how he found that small bone and (B) how that smanhll piece of bone could cause that big of a problem. Regardless, he found it and fixed it for me and I haven't had any problems since. He is a very friendly and compassionate Doctor. I would highly recommend him if you are having shoulder or knee problems. Thank You for your kind care!

Dr. Andary replaced both of my knees a few years back and I can say I am totally thrilled that the…read moresurgeries were complete successes. I had a good experience with Dr. Andary. The only problem I had was the first knee got a superficial infection when the nurse took out the staples at week 8. She had no gloves on and I suspect that's how it was transmitted. Always make sure they have gloves on, any nurse that will come in contact with a wound. Had to go to wound care for 6 weeks.