Huge selection of beauty products!!!! They definitely have something for your beauty needs and…read moremultiple brands, not just one or two. The customer service reps are very helpful if you are unsure of what product to purchase. You can get a Sally Card for $5, it last a year. It gives you a $5 coupon for your next purchase and a discount on every purchase. You also receive a monthly mailing that almost always had an additional coupon. The parking is usually busy since the lot is shared with Panera, Cost Cutters and other companies.

I've been shopping at Sally since I was 16 and this local for about 6 or more years. This location…read moreis in a strip mall in front of Target and Kohl's. Parking near the store is always scarce. There are younger employees at this location. I know what I am buying so I often walk in and out without asking for help. If you have a Sally card, you get a discount. They also send out coupons and I also got A $5.00 register coupon to use this trip. I like you can get salon color without paying salon prices.

This is a very nice Walgreens. It is clean. It is organized. Staff is great. And not everything is…read morelocked up lol.... So it makes shopping so much easier.

Nicer Walgreens with the usual over priced snacks. Bright, clean, good cashier. Plenty of parking.read more

I can't believe there's no reviews on here! I have seen multiple practitioners over the years but I…read moreabsolutely love Gigi! She's very concerned about placement of Botox and filler so it doesn't look silly or fake. I get Botox for migraines at a neurologists office and I'm constantly lopsided. Gigi always fixes me so I look nothing again because the neurologist doesn't care about how I look, just that my migraines improve. Gigi understands that women are sensitive to their appearance. I also came here and worked with Amanda for weightloss. We met every 2 weeks. The progress was tremendous and I managed to lose a lot of weight and also quit smoking as well. There's nothing bad I can say! Oh and pricing is the best in southeastern WI

From the owner: Our premier plastic surgeons, all Board Certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery,…read morespecialize in procedures such as deep-plane face lifts, breast augmentations, tummy tucks, and more. All procedures are performed at our in-house, nationally accredited surgical centers, offering the utmost comfort and privacy. As the Milwaukee area’s largest, local cosmetic surgery & medspa practice, we also offer full-service medspas, providing treatments such as Botox at $10/unit, lip filler, facials, laser treatments, medical weight loss, and more. We’re a one-stop source for all your aesthetic needs. At Illume, our mission is to treat our patients with the ultimate level of excellence in service and comprehensive care providing cosmetic and reconstructive outcomes that empower people with confidence and improve their quality of life.

Great staff Great pharmacy Products are too expensive though I pay about 2 or 3 times more for…read moreproducts then Dollar General. The manager is very nice and always engages with customers.

Waiting FOUR DAYS for a prescription to be filled. I hope this is one of the stores that is closed…read moreand they all lose their jobs!

Not many people can give their dentist a 5 star review! Dr Costello and his staff are top notch…read more I've been fortunate to say I've had Dr Costello as a dentist for almost 20 years. From routine cleanings to Zoom whitening treatments, my experience has been nothing short of excellent. The hygienists are kind, professional, and make me look forward to going! You can tell this office cares about one another and have lots of fun together. If you're in the market for a dentist, look no further!

I had to get a tooth removed short notice and the staff was really kind and helpful getting me as…read morequick as possible. The office staff was amazing and attentive and the dentist himself was really professional and informative 10/10

I called with an urgent issue and they offered to see me the same day, but unfortunately (for me) I…read morehad to kick it to the next day. Once there, they were really great and were able address my issue quickly! I now have a new dentist! :)

Quality care and very friendly staff. Finance wise they match other dentists. I never have to wait…read moremore than five minutes for my appointment. They are always on time

Dr. Sacotte was seen for a routine annual skin check at Affiliated Dermatologists. I have seen a…read morenumber of providers there in the past, and have always had a great experience at Affiliated Dermatologists. I was happy to hear that there was a new Oak Creek location that opened, which was much closer to home. He was friendly, but his exam of my skin was very brief and not thorough. I rely on the dermatologists to look in areas of my body that I cannot see well. My back, my hair, etc... He hardly checked my back, did not check my hair and anything that was covered, he did not uncover (even my socks). This exam was the quickest skin exam that I have ever had. I brought up 2 places on my legs that "I" was a bit concerned about and he agreed to remove these and send for biopsy. The RN that works with him is very sweet and kind and did very well with the intradermal lidocaine to numb the areas, however, I really think that Dr. Sacotte should have taken the time to do his own intradermal injections. Him leaving the room, the RN coming to numb the areas and then him coming back was odd and it was a first. 1 of the spots came back as melanoma and 1 was severely dysplastic. I do not believe Dr. Sacotte would have found these on his own. When he called me on the phone, he also told me he may need to have another physician perform the surgery to remove the melanoma and dysplastic lesion and that these 2 procedures would need to be done on 2 separate days as "no one" has enough time to book these procedures together. (Mind you, these lesions were both 6 inches apart on the same leg!) I was not impressed and frankly, not confident in the care I received and opted to not return there to have the surgery to remove the tissue surrounding the lesions. To top it off, while Affiliated Dermatologists IS covered "in network" with my insurance, the pathologist that they sent my tissue to was "out of network" and I needed to pay the entire pathology bill! In the end, I went to a different dermatology clinic (a physician that previously worked at Affiliated Dermatologists, that now opened a new clinic in Franklin). After contacting him and reviewing my pathology results, he got me in within 2 weeks and completed both areas at the same appointment (and he, not his RN, numbed both areas up by the way). Both areas now have clean margins (their pathologist WAS "in network") and I was very happy and confident with the care that I received. I called Affiliated Dermatologists to discuss my care and the bill that I received and I never received a call back from either area. Very disappointing.

From the owner: Affiliated Dermatologists is your source for expert dermatological care in Milwaukee, Brookfield,…read moreNew Berlin, Waukesha, Germantown, and Oak Creek, Wisconsin. Our practice is dedicated to providing you with high-tech, care using the latest advances in medical and cosmetic dermatology.

App is inaccurate. No skim milk today or yesterday. I don't like when my time gets wasted.read more

Absolutely disgusting place to shop at! I had my fist encounter with a raggedy a&$ Karen!" On…read moreSunday I go to target in OAK CREEK to get some laundry detergent because they had a deal if you spend $50 you can get $10 off, and I had coupons as well, which made it a really great deal and was right up my alley because I need some fabric softener and etc. I also stop by the toddler aisle to see what's cute for my baby because I always have to get her something so I found a super cute pair of slippers and like two shirts. I also found a purse. That I have previously bought from target that was the same brand but bigger and I bought it in brown. So when I seen this light green bag just much smaller like a fanny pack! I'm like this bag is so cute... so fast forward I get to the self checkout line after waiting in the line for a few minutes. And as I'm going past the self check out attending or (whatever they called) I see her take a look at what's inside my cart and side eyeing me which made me think she thought I was stealing and sure enough She walks up to me and tells me that she needs me to open the bag and I'm looking confused like you mean my purse?? Like what?? She's like no the bag that you're buying .. so I opened the bag and she takes out the paper and I asked her if I could have the paper back and she tells me NO AND how its " target policy that they have to remove the paper out of purses and how kids have been coming in to steal and pop the sensor tags of items and putting them in bags" so I instantly am confused because what does all that extra stuff you said have to do with anything!!! Remind YOU A LADY IN SELF CHECKOUT BROUGHT A BIGGER PURSE THEN THIS LITTLE PURE I WAS GETTING AND SHE DID NOT CHECK GET BAG AT ALL!!!! And of course she didn't because she's was WHITE! & I'm BLACK. I have been to target multiple times and have NEVER EVER CHECK MY BAG TO MAKE SURE NOTHING WAS IN IT. This was completely unacceptable and I will be posting this on every social media platform to share my disappointed and unprofessional unpleasant experience! And to add other things. If that is the " policy " WHY???? NOT TAKE THE PAPER OUT OF ALL THE PURSES???? Oh because it's NOT THE POLICY! I WAS BEING RACIALLY PROFILE!!!! PERIOD!!

The "fill-in" pharmacist on 27th & College, the last week in May, 2024, stated, "You spoke over…read moreher, now I am talking over you. I didn't speak over her. She interrupted me, and I finished what I was saying. I asked her to come to the window. She did not. She could have gotten all the requested info from the drive-through window area. She got the info she asked for and then came to the window where she stated, "If you had asked me to come to the window, I would have." I did ask her. She just wanted to argue and give me a hard time all the while she HELD onto my debit card and prescription. Smh. I finally rolled up my window to stop her non-stop instigatative behavior. She got the point, and THEN she sent my card and prescription through the drive-thru window. I changed pharmacies. I admit I was not the model customer. It seemed she wanted to continue arguing because she held onto my card and prescription instead of simply sending it through the drive-through window. Within 2 days, I transfered my prescriptions elsewhere and filed a complaint. She is the heavy set brunette. Steer clear of her. You've been warned. The pharmacist on duty that day backed her up and was foul. If you can't handle a customer service job, leave. If customers don't like the service at Walgreens, don't shop there again. I won't.

No line when I walked in, long line when I found the glue I wanted and that's all I needed. Not…read morereally the Walgreen's fault the line was long and slow, all 5 people ahead of me seemed to be using credit cards through the check out scanner for the first time ever in their lives. What are the odds. Did you know the first point of sales credit card check out scanners were made by Verifone, a Hawaiian company back in 1981? I feel like that's been plenty of time for people to get used to them, but maybe I was just impatient. So I saw someone getting checked out at the photo counter (speaking of vestiges of 1981), she watched me walk up to the counter, finished the sales with the gentleman she was with (was he getting glossy prints from his Kodak Instamatic? Did you know that in 1981 Poloroid sued Kodak for copying their instant film idea? It took Poloroid 5 years in court to win that one), made eye contact...and left the counter! So, I had to return to the long line, which was now one person even longer. This wasn't the fault of the young lady working the counter, she was pretty efficient, patient and improbably cheerful. The store is clean, bright and typically stocked. Unlike CVS, they still sell cancer causing addictive drugs here, which I suppose is a positive if you still smoke but as an ex-smoker this really bothers me.