I can't say enough good things about Dr. Patrick Cole and his entire team. From the office staff to…read morethe nurses to Dr. Cole himself, everyone has always been incredibly kind, welcoming, and professional. They truly go out of their way to make you feel comfortable and cared for. One of the things I appreciate most about Dr. Cole is how open and honest he is. He takes the time to listen, answer questions, and explain what you can realistically expect from your results. He is also always current on the latest techniques, treatments, and advancements in plastic surgery, which gives me even more confidence in his recommendations and care. I never feel rushed, and I always feel like I'm able to make an informed decision about what is best for me. It's obvious that Dr. Cole genuinely cares about his patients and takes pride in his work. I have always felt completely comfortable and confident in his care. I would absolutely recommend Dr. Cole and his team to anyone considering plastic or cosmetic surgery. They are truly wonderful people!

I was referred to this practice for a follow up on a broken wrist after an ER visit, and my…read moreexperience was deeply unsettling. From start to finish, the care and professionalism were entirely lacking. When Dr. Cole entered the exam room, he didn't even ask how I was doing or how my arm felt, cutting me off when I tried to mention new pain. When unwrapping my splint, he immediately blamed me, saying, "I don't like how that looks at all. What did you do?" implying I had somehow worsened the issue. Then, instead of talking to me in private, he pulled me out to the X-ray machine located right out in the open behind the receptionist's desk. Standing where staff and anyone in the lobby could hear, he repeated "I don't like that" multiple times when viewing my wrist and bluntly announced I needed invasive surgery, using harsh language ("slice you open, pop it in place, and put a metal piece in you") with zero empathy. Because of the news and lack of privacy, I became upset and started crying. When we went back to the exam room, he left the door wide open so the front desk could still hear me crying. To top it all off, when discussing the necessary procedure, he made the appalling comment that needing this surgery was "bad for me, good for him." Patients deserve to be treated with dignity, basic empathy, and respect for their privacy especially during vulnerable moments. I will not be returning and cannot recommend this practice.

"I've just recently moved to Boise and needed a surgeon to perform an implant exchange due to CC. I…read morechose Dr. Wigod as he was recommended to me. I could not have asked for a better surgeon. Dr. Wigod was pleasant, thorough with explanations, and took his time with my appts. Most appreciative of the care provided. Additionally, Dr. Wigod is so thorough and meticulous with his work that I had four f/u appts. to ensure I was healing smoothly. I love the outcome of my surgery, the entire experience, and all of the staff in the office are wonderful."

Dr Wigod very professional makes it clear what the expectations are his staff was very courteous…read moreand friendly and helpful. I will definitely go back when I need something else done... I have my postop in a couple of days I'm sure I'll be swollen I can't wait for final outcome.. from what I hear he is an artist.

Somehow my review keeps getting taken down. Just updating to make sure my review is still visible…read more BOTCHED AND DISFIGURED I went to Dr Rodgers for sinus surgery, rhinoplasty, and liposuction. There were immediate red flags I unfortunately ignored. The first was the condition of Dr Rodgers's teeth. His teeth are covered in plaque and tarter. They look like they haven't been cleaned in ten years. It's unusual for a surgeon, to say the least. The second red flag was when discussing the desired results; I mentioned that I wanted a nose that aesthetically fit my face. Dr. Roger responded that he didn't care about aesthetics. It's strange a plastic surgeon wouldn't care about aesthetics. The third red flag is Dr. Rodgers is missing an index finger on his dominant right hand. I clarified to Dr Rodgers that I wanted a straight Roman nose. What I got is something better suited to a Puerto Rican. Dr. Rogers removed too much cartilage off my bridge, leaving me with a rounded nose bridge lacking structure and a flat spot in the middle. My nostrils are now different sizes and attached unevenly to my face. I have a collapsed right valve. His incision on my columella left me with a missing cartilage on the left side. The tip of my nose, which he was supposed to refine, is wider than before. The septum he was supposed to straighten is deviated to the left. My nose is noticeably shorter. When I asked Dr. Rogers if he removed any cartilage from the tip of my nose, he said no. This was a lie. According to the medical records I requested, Dr Rodgers removed cartilage from the tip of my nose without discussing it with me. The liposuction he performed on my face has left me with a dent in my right cheek. When I brought up my concerns to Dr. Rogers, he laughed in my face (literally). He did this multiple times while trying to gaslight me to me think I was seeing things or hadn't waited long enough to see the results manifest. Ultimately, Dr. Rogers put me off for over a year before telling me he would not perform a revision surgery. This means I have to spend $15-$20,000 to have another surgeon correct Dr. Rogers's mistakes. This has been one of the worst experiences in my life. Fortunately, I could do a chargeback on one of the credit cards I used to pay for the surgery. I would highly recommend it to anyone considering plastic surgery. Put the initial charge on a credit card and charge the surgeon back when they see any potential bad results. Surgeons only win 23% of chargeback cases, so the chances are good that you will get your money back. I made the mistake of going with Dr. Rogers because he was affordable. I ignored red flags so I could save money. Now I'll be paying for it the rest of my life.

Dr Rogers did an amazing job on my daughter's nose when she broke it! He is extremely professional…read moreand talented. He did a wonderful job explaining the whole process to her.

I actually visited his colleague Dr Chad Jackson because I had a neurofibroma which is a type of…read moretumor growing on my lower eyelid. They are kind and caring and very knowledgeable. I would highly recommend them for any type of ophthalmological plastic surgery you may need.

Take the pickiest most demanding patient and multiply it by 10...yes, that would be me! I had some…read moreprocedures in California before moving to Boise. I internalized the treatment I received by the CA surgeon, who was aloof, rushed most of the time and curt all of the time, leading me to believe it was me and my persistent questioning style all along. His office staff was dismissive and inattentive during my recovery. When in pain, I contacted the office and was told someone would get back to me. After 5 hours, I had to call again, wait on hold and be treated like an impatient child. When I indicated I wanted to do a followup visit, a local friend recommended Dr. Boerner. From the beginning, the treatment and care provided was vastly different! His office staff is very pleasant and went above and beyond to accommodate my crazy work travel schedule. When I arrived, I was met and greeted by everyone, even when they were just walking through the office! Dr. Boerner was kind and listened very intently to my concerns. We chatted bout my lifestyle, interests and what I wanted the outcome to be. He was realistic, frank and compassionate at the same time.The comfort level I felt was unexpected and beyond positive--it was like we were in my living room, not some cold, sterile medical environment! After my procedure, his staff called the next morning to see how I was doing! In today's world, who does that? At the most, I expected an email and lack of personal attentiveness! The followup visits were great and the great treatment one gets can be depended on. I would recommend Dr. Boerner for any treatment, surgery and ophthalmology in a heartbeat.

Had my surgery done by Dr Sorensen done March 2010. Exceptional care given before and after…read moresurgery. 15 years later, STILL very pleased the results. Highly recommend! Hopefully, he'll be still practicing when I'm scheduling for my next set!

This man ruined my life and bank account I have had 5 reconstructive surgeries to fix the botched…read moremommy makeover he did on me. I am still in massive pain and will be forever disfigured and in pain. Went back after my first surgery to voice my concerns and his office was closed 3 weeks after my surgery and no answers on where he went or him making it right ;(

I had a very good first impression at my consult. The front desk staff was incredibly welcoming and…read moreRoz walked me through every question I had during the appointment and explained things very in detail. You can tell that they care about the patient experience from beginning to end and I'm excited for my follow up visits!

This doctor is a complete hack. He had done nothing but take our money with nothing other then…read moreabsolute crap work and blotched results. He has even tried to have us pay to fix his problems. We are now heading to a surgeon in Salt Lake City to hopefully repair this guy's poor work!!!!

Found this amazing lady and her staff after I had (my 2nd!!!) saline implant rupture. I called…read moreeveryone in town, in Salt Lake City, and the surrounding areas. My previous surgeon in Utah had already died about 10 years prior and I was at a loss of what to do. Since this obviously was not my first rodeo, I had some knowledge and prior experience of what to expect. Dr. Mistry and her staff (Janet, especially) blew my expectations out of the water! They were SO thorough and explained every aspect of my procedure thoughtfully and gave me realistic expectations. She put my fears and anxieties to rest. I was given all options and they were so patient and kind throughout the journey of this. She also repaired my ripped earlobe during my year long decision making process, and it turned out beautifully as well. I am now 1 week post surgery, and I couldn't be happier with my results. The surgery itself (which is now my 3rd) was nothing short of perfection. From the hospital staff, to the anesthesiologist Jody, this was the BEST experience I have ever had in a medical/ hospital facility. It was night and day in comparison to previous experiences. The pain was not even a fraction of what I experienced before! I feel like a new improved version of myself again, and I will always be grateful to Dr. Mistry and her amazing team. Thank you so very much! Pics coming soon!

I am one day postop. I could not be happier with my experience from my first consultation with Dr…read more Mistry through the surgery process. My results are outstanding. At my first consultation she spent a very long time explaining all of the different options available and what her recommendations would be. I have nothing but the highest compliments for Dr Mistry and her staff.

Two things stand out from this visit: the extraction was fast and painless -- genuinely well done…read more Everything leading up to the procedure and after it was not. Minimal topical anesthetic was applied to my gums or cheek before the novocaine injections by your assistant and none were applied by you -- a routine step that most oral health professionals consider standard care. [My most recent experience prior to this visit by another DDS was painless]. Skipping this procedure had real consequences: the injections were acutely painful, causing me to jerk back involuntarily, cry out, and suffer a throbbing pain in the back of my head for several minutes. I have never had a more excruciating administration of novocaine including the removal of impacted wisdom teeth years ago. What was not skipped: collecting full payment before the procedure began. That priority was made very clear. But seemingly pain management is not a priority as it took five phone calls to the office and ultimately to you directly after hours to receive the Rx for pain medication that had been promised. I would not return to this practice. I would not recommend it. And I will be contacting the referring dentist (who probably receives a kick-back) to share my experience, as I believe patients deserve to make informed decisions before being sent here.

If you have a busy schedule or are managing your finances closely, there may be a better option…read more Alpine rescheduled my extraction/implant, rescheduled my follow up (torque test), disclosed the day of my appointment that insurance coverage was less than anticipated, and still sent a follow up bill after I paid (what I thought was) in full on the day of the procedure.

Trista is absolutely amazing. I do not trust anyone else injecting Botox in my face. Her…read morerecommendations are always spot on. 100% the best!

My fourth appointment with Trista. Always a great experience! Consultation followed by her…read morerecommendations are always on point. Results have proven to be on point. Highly recommend her. She is quick and work is seamless.

I can't say enough about how comfortable and well cared for I felt while under the care of Dr…read more Kramer and his staff. I was given as much time as I needed to ask questions regarding my surgery. My post-op care was thorough & I couldn't be happier with the results of my abdominoplasty. Dr. Kramer is an exceptional plastic surgeon and his staff are very confidential and sensitive to the needs of their clients.

From the owner: A board-certified plastic surgeon in Boise, Dr. Jonathan Kramer believes that plastic surgery goes…read morewell beyond what we see physically, and that it can bring profound life-changes. He earned his MD at Emory University and completed a two-year plastic surgery fellowship at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center in Denver. At Kramer Plastic Surgery, he is devoted to helping patients live their best life with the help of physical enhancements.