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

Great providers and excellent, professional care! I see them for preventative eye care, but had a…read morerecent eye injury and they took such great and compassionate care! Could not recommend more

I've gone to Dr. Shapiro for 35 years. So he provided me with bifocal contacts, cataract surgery…read moreand corrective lens implants. I always felt I was getting the best care and couldn't have found anywhere better.

Very glad to have found Anderson & Shapiro Eye Care. After calling that major medical system where…read moreI've previously gone and getting a 15 month lead time on the next eye exam, I went searching for a place that could, you know, serve me this year! Service was top notch. I was treated like the only customer instead of just another number like at that other place. All staff here were polite, positive, efficient, and knowledgeable. Brady Hoeferman was my doc. I highly recommend him. From annual eye exams to surgeries this should be your spot!

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.

Outstanding professional nursing staff- knowledgeable and caring. Dr. Robertson is not only an…read moreexpert skilled practitioner but is also kind and thoughtful. I can't say enough about this great experience.

Providing an honest review of my experience:…read more I came to this office for a second opinion and had some texture concerns around my mouth. During my consultation, Dr. Robertson recommended that I meet with Jessie to discuss laser treatment options. Jessie recommended erbium laser resurfacing around my mouth. I was told to expect approximately 2-3 weeks of downtime and that any pinkness could last up to six months but would be easy to cover with makeup. I was also shown before-and-after photos that appeared to show very positive outcomes. My personal experience was very different from what I expected. I experienced approximately 12 weeks of downtime, and my skin felt extremely tight, almost "shrink-wrapped." My smile and facial animation also felt altered. When I shared these concerns with Dr. Robertson, I was told that this was consistent with laser resurfacing. For me, these sensations persisted for around 10 months. At nearly 11 months post-procedure, I still feel my skin texture looks unusually smooth and shiny, and some pre-existing texture or scars appear more noticeable or different than before. At my three-month follow-up appointment, when I expressed concern about these changes, I was told that little could be done for a year or more because additional treatments could trigger inflammation. I believe this possibility should have been discussed more clearly before treatment, because I would not have moved forward had I fully understood the potential recovery timeline and limitations afterward. Before proceeding with erbium, I specifically asked whether Halo laser might be a better option. Jessie told me that it would take "10 Halo treatments to achieve the results of erbium." Another aspect that was not fully explained to me was how noticeable the contrast between treated and untreated skin could appear during healing. In my experience, blending remained obvious for many months. My overall feeling is that I was not fully informed about the extent of recovery, the appearance changes during healing, or the emotional impact of the process. As a result, the experience was very difficult for me and affected my trust moving forward. I would also encourage anyone considering this treatment to keep in mind that before-and-after photos shown in consultations are often taken in highly controlled lighting conditions that may minimize how texture and reflectivity appear. In everyday lighting, I personally felt that redness, shininess, and texture changes were much more noticeable. Prepare to be uncomfortable with what you see for 6-10 months. The mouth area takes longer to heal because skin is thinner and in constant motion, plus it is the focal point of your face, so any change is more noticeable. In my opinion, this procedure should not be considered a minor recovery treatment. Prospective patients should be prepared for the possibility of significant downtime, prolonged healing, and emotional stress related to appearance changes during recovery. I do not feel those aspects were adequately explained to me during my consultation. I genuinely wish I had understood these possibilities beforehand, because I would have made a different decision. I am sharing my experience so that others considering erbium laser resurfacing can make a more informed decision. The first picture is before the next two are after. They feel this is a good outcome. I would not recommend.