Dr. McCullough is the best! Caring and a precise surgeon and a true comedian She talks enough…read moreduring surgery and tells awesome true Savannah stories

Dr. Toni McCullough is our families dermatologist. We've been using Dr. McCullough for years and…read moreshe has seen my family through teenage acne to Botox! I wouldn't think of going anywhere else for our Dermatology needs and concerns. Some of her cosmetic services include laser, botox, dysport, in addition, you can find Obagi products here.

Small office with quality care & diagnosis. No unnecessary procedures or recommendations. Excellent…read morefollow-up by office & Dr Pritzker. Dr took my call to give me results on his day off... I didn't expect this, but very nice. Good portal to view diagnosis, procedures, & results.

Fantastic clinic. I called for an appointment and expected to get one 6 months off...they got me…read morein a week later. Very nice and efficient in the office as well. Very pleased

I found out about this location from IG Instagram. They were running some holiday specials for…read morefacials and I decided to check it out. They are located in historic downtown Savannah off of York and Bull st next to the Wells Fargo Bank. There is street parking available or they also have a few spaces located behind their building as well. Which is always a bonus since parking can be a pain when your running late for your appointment. The front waiting area is small but not cluttered. The waiting area was decorated for Christmas in black and gold and they had a display of their skin care line displayed in the front window. I was greeted by Tiffany who ended up being my tech for my appointment. She was very friendly and knowledgeable with any questions I had and walked me through everything I was getting done during my appointment. My appointment was for an ZO Stimulator Peel + Dermaplane. She first cleanse my face of makeup and dirt before she used a scalpel to scrap the fuzz and dead skin from my face and then applied the peel. I apparently was confused on what exactly a chemical peel was but Tiffany did a wonderful job at enlightening and Educating me on the process and the different types. I was in and out within 30 minutes and on with my day. Which makes it the perfect mini facial while on lunch. Their website is still under construction but they offer decent selection of items not just facials but also laser treatments, fillers, Botox, weight loss, and IV refreshers as well.

Kessinger in Savannah is amazing! I was seen by Nurse Carley and she is super kind, professional,…read moreand made the process super smooth. I got a vitamin injection and the process was not even 5 minutes long! It went smoothly and I left happy. I appreciated the environment of this med spa! It truly is where luxury, science, and artistry meet.

Love Dr. Campen. Caught a basal cell carcinoma early for me. Now my husband is going for a full…read morebody scan too. Highy highly recommend!

The office staff were great. Not overly friendly but very efficient. The nurses and doctor did…read moregreat evaluations and what they were not comfortable treating they referred out to a plastic surgeon these folks are exactly what I want for my skin care.

I have been going here for the past 12 years and will be finding a new practice after today. I was…read morebilled by a lab for something that I was unaware was even being sent to the lab, as my provider told me the spots were 'nothing'. After calling twice, I finally received a call from Brent, and he is truly the most unprofessional, rude representative I have ever spoken to. He has probably ran off very good providers as well as patients. Do better Low country dermatology! Get your act together or I'm sure others will leave as well.

A surgeon coworker recommended Low Country Dermatology. I took the recommendation and scheduled an…read moreappointment to have a mole and a cyst checked for removal. Appointment #1- Saw NP Lizzie and had a mole removed. Lizzie was incredibly friendly however I had anxiety about having the mole removed and asked to come back on a day when I could take an anxiety medication. She said, "I do this to little kids all the time" so I felt guilted to have the procedure done at that time despite having serious anxiety. An appointment was set with Dr. Howington to have a cyst removed. Appointment #2- The receptionist called me the day before to confirm my appointment with Lizzie. I told them my appointment was for a cyst removal with Dr. Howington. They canceled the appointment and told me I would have to reschedule because they couldn't fit me in. Foolishly I did. Appointment #3- I called about a month in advance to confirm my appointment was booked **with Dr. Howington for cyst removal.** The receptionist confirmed that my appointment for cyst removal was scheduled with Dr. Howington at 10:30. I was originally booked for 11:00 which should have been a red flag but I assumed it was an error on my part (LOL). I clarified that I would be taking sedatives and they advised that I would have to have someone drive me. I took 2 days of PTO, took anxiety meds, and arranged a ride to & from the appointment as directed. I was very upset when I was called back into the room and Dr. Howington asked me when I'd like to schedule the procedure THAT I WAS THERE TO HAVE DONE. I told Dr. Howington that I was there to have the procedure and she told me she was booked that day. I broke down and began crying and she told me that she could fit me in but had 6 procedures that she had to perform first. The meds were already begin to wear off, and my ride did not have all day to wait for me. Dr. Howington told me she would refer me to a plastic surgeon which was fine with me because I wasn't about to schedule this procedure with their office yet again. She told me she would fill a prescription for tretinoin as I needed the dose increased and told me she would call the plastic surgeon at lunchtime. My insurance was billed for a consultation that I didn't need or schedule. When I got to the front desk I was still crying and asked what the issue was with inappropriately scheduling my appointment not once but twice. The girl at the desk said, "We've only seen you one other time." I clarified that this was because they canceled my previous appointment the day prior. She replied, "I can't tell you who scheduled the appointment." I didn't say anything but I can. It was you, girl. No apologies, no sympathy, no attempts to rectify the situation- just "You don't owe anything because your insurance covers consultations." I left sobbing. Two days after appointment- I picked up tretinoin from pharmacy and it was the wrong strength. Six days after appointment- Called the plastic surgeon and the office confirmed that they had not received a referral. Low Country Dermatology stated that they sent a referral. Seven days after the appointment- I again picked up tretinoin from the pharmacy and it was the wrong formulation. Going through the anxiety and anticipation of this procedure not once but twice and having absolutely nothing done was horrible. The cyst hurts and I waited months for both appointments because they couldn't fit me in sooner. I have lost 24 hours of PTO, $14 in copays for incorrect prescriptions, and over $300 in unnecessary insurance claims... and I still don't even have a single prescription or referral to show for it. At this point it's obvious that my health is an absolute joke to Low Country Dermatology and that they don't care about me as a patient. This level of "care" demonstrates gross professional incompetence occurring throughout the practice. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. Fool me a sixth time? No thanks.

Dr. Finger has got to be one of the best plastic surgeons in the country! Not only does he do…read morefantastic work, but he has a great office and support staff that make you feel right at home as soon as you walk in the door. He shows great concern for you in the initial consultation and truly listens to you and what you are looking to achieve. Dr. Finger has done two procedures for me and I couldn't be happier with the results. Dr. Finger was recommended to me by a close friend that raves about what he has done for her. Five stars all the way!

After hard work and alot of sweat, by the grace of God I lost 100+ lbs verrrry slowly and…read moremaintained for a year. I asked my OBGYN for a referral for plastic surgery as my reward since I now had ROLLLLS of skin and old fat hanging around my waist, bra and thighs. OBGYN informed me there were others closer but the BEST to be had was Dr. Finger more than 2 hours from home. From the beginning I was so impressed-he asked me what I wanted to do and didn't try to sell me more/different. I am one week post surgery for my lipo and tummy tuck and I am THRILLED with the results. I am going back eventually to remove skin and stubborn fat from arms and thighs and looking forward to the procedures and working with these great folks again. You will be hard pressed to find a better or more experienced Dr. And his staff that bend over BACKWARDS to be kind and helpful. If you have a choice, I can't recommend this office highly enough....even with a drive of 2 hours one way for an appointment.

I assure anyone that DR Collin and Dermatology Associates and Michelle Reeves PA-C rank amongst…read morethe best example of professional, patient care, and caring attitude that exist in this industry. i speak from experience of over 20 year care. i was turn away from 5 offices that wasn't taking new patients. Being a kid who grew up in the 50s before sunscreen protection I was afraid if skin cancer. i had ask many different medical professionals about a skin issue and no GP, vascular surgeon, Rheumatologist, and kidney specialist could not answer. its taught in a one hour class in medical school. Morphea, also known as localized scleroderma, is a rare autoimmune condition that causes patches of discolored, thickened, and hardened skin. It is confined to the skin and underlying tissues--it is not contagious and does not affect internal organs. The condition often improves or clears up on its own over several years. AND I AM ONE IN A MILLION THAT HAS IT. they recognized it immediately AND TREATED IT.

Knowledgeable, considerate, and personable are traits I would attribute to to Dr Collins. He has…read moretaken care of a number of issues for me over the past 15 years. Trust him fully.

Condescending to patients from what I saw. Especially old patients. Come on - treat all your…read morepatients like humans with respect. they're paying your salary. Don't honey us like we're idiots. Too long a wait in waiting room I'm going back to my old guy for skin cancer checks he's got an old office but treats us like humans with respect.

I have been a patient at Georgia Skin and Cancer Clinic since 2010 and, over the years, have been…read moreseen by several PA providers due to provider rotation between locations. Until recently, my experiences have been consistently positive. I have always felt heard, respected, and well cared for. I've been dealing with a recurring cyst/boil on my upper left shoulder for about 10 years. In December 2024, I saw PA Beatriz Bidgood in the Savannah office while in significant pain. She provided excellent care, scheduled a follow-up, and later confirmed that the cyst sac had come out and that the area would heal from the inside out. However, toward the end of December 2025, I began experiencing malodorous drainage from the previously healed site. Even on days without drainage, there was still a concerning odor. I scheduled appointments with Carlie Daniels on January 6th and January 20th. During those visits, she acknowledged the odor and suggested the cyst sac might still be present, despite not feeling anything on examination. I shared that I had been told the sac had already been removed, but she recommended I see a plastic surgeon to get my shoulder cut opened. Following that recommendation, I underwent surgery on March 6th with Dr. Dascomb. The next day, he informed me that there was no cyst sac present and nothing was removed. Three weeks post-op, I began experiencing the same drainage and malodorous smell from the incision site. So I scheduled a post op follow up and was seen yesterday. At my follow-up visit with Carlie in the Pooler office, I left extremely disappointed. My husband and I were interrupted several times by Carlie while trying to explain ongoing concerns. I felt dismissed, discarded and disrespected. At one point, the concern about the odor (which I associate with possible infection) was mocked by Carlie doing air quotes with her fingers. She told us that she could not help me. I was advised to return to my primary care provider, despite my primary being the one who referred me to dermatology in the first place. This has been incredibly frustrating and disheartening. I now have a significant $2,000 medical bill at the plastic surgeon's office and have gone through a painful surgical recovery without resolution of the issue. I believe strongly in this practice based on my long history here, but this experience was not in line with the standard of care I have come to expect. While I will continue with Georgia Skin and Cancer Clinic, I will not schedule with Carlie Daniels again. I understand that she's young and extremely inexperienced in her field, but it blew my mind that she didn't even think to consider having me see Dr. Smith and/or one of her colleagues who may have more experience with cysts than she does. I hope this feedback is taken seriously, as patients trust this clinic for thoughtful, thorough, and compassionate care.