Skin Care Physicians of Georgia’s Gray office is listed at 260 W Clinton St, Gray, GA 31032, with (478) 742-2180 as the published phone number. Before booking, the practical step is to confirm that the Gray office can handle the exact visit you need, because the Gray-specific evidence establishes the location and phone number, while the practice-wide pages describe services and providers without confirming which ones are available in Gray on a given day.
- Gray office address and phone number
- What the practice offers across its wider network
- Providers named by the practice
- What to confirm before booking in Gray
- Sources
Gray office address and phone number
The official Gray location page for Skin Care Physicians of Georgia lists the following Gray office details:
| Office detail | Published information |
|---|---|
| Practice | Skin Care Physicians of Georgia |
| Gray address | 260 W Clinton St, Gray, GA 31032 |
| Phone | (478) 742-2180 |
The same Gray excerpt also shows the practice’s Macon contact information as 308 Coliseum Dr Suite 200, Macon, GA 31217, with the same phone number, (478) 742-2180. When you call, start by saying that you are asking about the Gray office at 260 W Clinton St so the scheduler does not assume you mean another location.
The Gray-specific listing supports the address and phone number. It does not, by itself, establish current hours, walk-in availability, a provider schedule, or which services are performed at the Gray office. Confirm those details before traveling.
What the practice offers across its wider network
Skin Care Physicians of Georgia describes itself as a dermatology practice offering several broad care categories. Its main website highlights:
- Skin cancer and Mohs
- Medical dermatology
- SkinSense Medical Spa
- Cosmetic dermatology
The practice also describes care for common skin conditions such as eczema, psoriasis and rosacea, along with removal of warts and moles on its main site (Skin Care Physicians of Georgia). Those statements are useful for understanding the practice’s overall scope, but they should not be treated as proof that every service is available at the Gray office.
That distinction matters when the appointment type affects the right location. A general medical dermatology visit, a skin cancer procedure, a cosmetic treatment and a medical-spa service may involve different scheduling, staff, equipment or consultation requirements. If you are searching specifically for “skincare physicians of ga gray,” the safest booking question is not only “Do you offer dermatology?” but “Is this service performed at the Gray office?”
For more detail on the practice’s broader care categories, see what services Skin Care Physicians of Georgia provides.
Providers named by the practice
The practice’s provider directory names several board-certified dermatologists, including:
- David E. Kent, MD
- David J. Cohen, MD
- Hyunji Choi Schneibel, MD
- Steven Kent, MD
- Jennifer Allen, MD
The same provider page also lists physician assistants, a board-certified family nurse practitioner, estheticians and medical skin-care specialists. However, the cited provider information is practice-wide. It does not establish from the excerpt which clinicians see patients in Gray or which days they are there.
If you want a specific dermatologist, a physician assistant, a nurse practitioner or an esthetician, ask the scheduler where that person currently sees patients. The earliest appointment may be at a different office, while the Gray office may be more convenient but have a different provider schedule.
What to confirm before booking in Gray
Use (478) 742-2180 and identify the Gray office by address: 260 W Clinton St, Gray, GA 31032. Then confirm the details that determine whether the appointment will actually match your need.
A concise call checklist:
- Is my requested service available at the Gray office? Describe the reason for the visit, such as a rash, mole evaluation, acne, psoriasis, cosmetic consultation or skin cancer concern.
- Which type of provider will I see? Ask whether the appointment is with a dermatologist, physician assistant, nurse practitioner, esthetician or another staff member.
- Does the provider I want see patients in Gray? If not, ask which location has that provider or the soonest appropriate appointment.
- Do I need a consultation before treatment? This is especially important for procedures, cosmetic services, medical-spa services or skin cancer care.
- What are the current Gray office hours and arrival instructions? The Gray listing supports the address and phone number, but you should verify the current schedule before going.
- Is my insurance accepted for this visit? Confirm coverage for the plan, provider, location and service type. A practice listing alone does not prove coverage for every appointment.
- What should I bring or complete before the visit? Ask about identification, insurance cards, medication lists, referrals, forms, pathology reports or prior dermatology records.
If the Gray office is not the right match for the service or provider you need, ask whether another Skin Care Physicians of Georgia location can schedule the appropriate appointment. The broader practice site describes multiple locations across Middle and South Georgia, so the best clinical match may not always be the closest office.
Sources
- Gray — Skin Care Physicians of Georgia
- Skin Care Physicians of Georgia
- Our Providers — Skin Care Physicians of Georgia