This is one of my favorite ethnic beauty supply stores in the city. I like that the store has…read moreemployees who I can relate to and ask questions about my hair purchases. Also, the store has a variety of different products. There have been many times when I have driven from Hoover to Homewood because I couldn't find what I needed in my area, but I found it here. It's conveniently located--not far off the highway. They also have a rewards program. You can earn coupons for future use once you've purchased a certain dollar amount. I've always been helped promptly when I have visited this store. I'm sure I'll be back.

I went on a weekday morning. I was greeted as soon as I walked in. I found exactly what I needed…read moreand then some, lol! I'd definitely go back.

Very knowledgeable and caring. Listened to my daughter and didn't dismiss her ideas. Highly…read morerecommend acne boot amp!!

Been a patient here since 2018 or 2019. I've always received 5 star service from D&L of A. The…read morestaff is always so kind! I rarely have to wait to be seen once checking in, unlike other medical offices. They also sell Skinceuticals products, which are super pricey but very effective (in my experience). Ask for samples if you're unsure!

I've been going here for years. They do so much different specialties, and each have always been…read moreabsolutely amazing. I see doctor Rousso himself, and what's amazing about him, is he is not afraid to push back or tell me the truth if I want to do something he doesn't agree with. I respect that so much more than many (yes man) doctors who will do whatever to make money. After comparing his work versus other doctors I've been to, I would never go anywhere else. Sure, he may be a bit more pricy, but who cares!?!? It's your face! They have a forever client in me.

Dr. Adams was nice. My complaint is that I asked about pricing before ever making an appointment…read moreand was quoted $14K for a face/neck lift. After paying a nonrefundable $200 and wasting two hours they tell me it's actually $20K (they didn't include the facility/anesthesia/aftercare fees before and didn't tell me), plus another $8500 for chin implant/buccal fat/temporal brow all of which he added on during the consultation and basically said I needed or it would look funny. So what was quoted at $14K is actually over $28K. Never would have wasted $200 or my time if they had been honest up front.

This should be a five star Walgreens. The inventory and space are fantastic. Tons of food and…read moreself-care options, a quick check out line. I like the high ceilings and find that everything is very well organized. Parking is super easy. However, there are often some people sitting right by the parking spots, after dark, making inquiries. I don't know what the store could do about this, if anything, but it does concern this young woman. The pharmacy here is ok, but seems to take a long time to fulfill my prescriptions.

All FIFA World Cup merch is $1!!!!!' Yes, $1! I recently came here to get some personal hygiene…read moreitems. I made that purchase & also bought 5 USA/FIFA shirts -- this merch was originally $20+ so that was definitely a great deal I couldn't turn down. The staff were very friendly at checkout.

I saw Dr Curl about six weeks ago for my annual skin cancer check. She saw a mole that I have never…read morenoticed and biopsied it. The path report came back as atypical cells. She removed the mole and placed stitches, etc. Dr Curl's nurse (sorry that I forgot her name) was very professional and went above and beyond to reassure me and went out of her way to explain the entire process to me to put me at ease. The stitches were removed a couple of days ago and all is well. I was treated with ultimate respect and the whole process was nothing short of excellent. I would recommend Village Dermatology. My husband also gets his annual skin cancer checks at Village Dermatology. Dr Curl biopsied a suspicious spot on his face which turned out to be basal cell skin cancer. We have both been very satisfied with our experiences here.

Charges and billing ins all messed up. Husband and I were seen same day had the same things…read moretreated. Paid our copays the same day and they continue to bill us for my Copay and not his. My charges to ins. were billed as a surgery which amounts to a lot more than his. Seen in December but still receiving $25.00 bill in April. We have called and mailed proof . We will not go back .

I stopped in to grab a couple things and wanted to see what Autumn/Halloween stuff they had…read more When I walked in the door, I was doubly greeted. First, with a friendly "Welcome to Walgreens" from Blake, at the register. Secondly, by his cologne that was overpowering the entire front of the store. I love perfume and cologne myself, so I'm not hating on him by any means. But as someone who has a father and stepmother who suffered with COPD for years, I am concerned for the folks with breathing difficulties that may be faced with that very strong scent. Any scent is difficult for them, as they're already struggling to breathe. Lots of employees were stocking the shelves during my visit. Compared to what I've experienced at another local Walgreens, these employees are on top of their work. I found a few things on sale that I hadn't planned on getting. Some of their Halloween and Autumn stuff is super cute, but overpriced in my opinion.

The pharmacy is so rude and uncaring. I have purchased my medication from here for years because…read moreit is so convenient to me, but I now will transfer my scripts to another pharmacy. Someone mentioned they are dysfunctional on another review and I would say that is the best way to describe them and then when you point this out and there is no resolution to the problem, they do not care, not try to figure out what went wrong. They are flippant and curt. Occasionally I have run into one or 2 who actually try to help you, but I think they probably were students. My complaint also includes the pharmacists, not just techs. The store is fine, nice and friendly.

Having been on the receiving end of ear, nose and throat issues throughout my life, I've seen my…read morefair share of doctors. I've yet to find better than Dr. Poynor. He diagnosed my weird allergies and gave me allergy shots to alleviate them through college. Then, when I had chronic tonsillitis sophomore year of college, he performed the surgery to remove my tonsils and adenoids. (Note to self- get tonsils out as a small child, this is NOT easy to recover from as an adult!) Every time I go to see Dr. Poynor, I'm met with equal parts dry humor, adept intelligence, and art knowledge. Yes, I did say ART in relation to an ENT specialist. You see, part of the allure of Dr. Poynor is his love of the arts- he is an avid collector and an advocate for the Birmingham Museum of Art. So, when I'm feeling gross and sick, I know he'll make me smile and provide some fantastic tidbit about where to go the next time I'm in London or what exhibit has just been added to the Birmingham collection. Dr. Poynor is probably best known for his solution to infections in his patients: yes, you walk out the door with an antibiotic Rx, but the secret is the two shots you get before you leave. An injection of antibiotics gets to work immediately, and a small amount of a steroid helps the body move past illness quickly. Not the most pleasant thing, being jabbed, but I always know that I'll get better faster. Even when I've lived out of town, or out of the country, Dr. Poynor has always been on my speed dial in case of ear, nose, or throat related illness/issues because he does an amazing job and always makes me feel better. (The lollipops on the way out don't hurt either)... Five stars for Dr. Poynor!

This was one of my more time consuming trips to a drugstore. I expect to be in and out pretty quick…read moreas do most customers. The cashier was slow and needed assistance in the checkout process. I will say however they did have the brand of organic body wash I wanted in stock that no where else around here carries so I do appreciate that. As for other purchases? I'll probably stick to other locations and drugstores.

This store allows employees who are not handicapped to park in the front door handicapped spot…read morewithout a tag or sticker. The employee, when I complained, said in a surly, snarly and sullen tone: "That's mine. What's it to you?" When I called to complain I was connected to someone identified as the store manager, Kim, who promised to call me back in 2 hours but never did. I filled out a complaint form at Walgreenslistens.com and asked them to contact me but they haven't. I moved my prescriptions from there because of ineptitude and errors and delays. In all respects the store seems to be very poorly managed with no regard for customer service or satisfaction and has discourteous personnel. Avoid at all costs.

I got my first facial there today - such a good experience. Miss Mila was so kind and attentive to…read moremy needs as a first timer. She recognized my rosacea right away and added treatment for that to my session. She gave me a brow tint and I bought some cream, I am so happy with my time there. Already booked my second appointment.

Ludmilla, Mila is amazing. This is NOT a steam and a mask facial. She has medical training and…read moreknows skin. I started with dermaplaning and followed that with a hydro facial. In between Mila massaged my arms, shoulders, feet and legs. The facial itself was bliss..enzyme exfoliation, several different treatment serums and creams, extractions and mask. I was relaxed and glowing at the end. Oh, she shaped my brows , too. The whole treatment was under $200.There's parking and her room is large, not like a lot of other places where you feel you are in a closet.