Georgia Skin and Cancer Clinic

Georgia Skin and Cancer Clinic Serving the dermatology needs of the southeast! Specializing in general dermatology and MOHS surgery Who is Georgia Skin and Cancer Clinic? Did you know?

Our goal as a practice is simple!!!! We exceed the needs of our patients through superb patient care, customer service, and dedication to our patients and the communities in which they live. We offer medical, surgical and general dermatology as well as esthetic services throughout Southeast Georgia and The Low Country in South Carolina. Dr. Sidney P. Smith makes his personal cell phone number acce

ssible to every patient. We have a team of nurses and medical assistants that work full-time at our nurse's desk to answer your questions and address any concerns that you may have. Our providers volunteer and organize numerous free skin cancer screenings at businesses, churches, and other various community events. When it comes to your health, If it concerns you then it concerns us. We offer same-day service, if your exam reveals that a biopsy is needed, we do the biopsy. We know that your time is important and that additional office visits and co-pays are burdensome. Our office participates in many community programs for uninsured less fortunate patients. We volunteer our services to these patients. We open our doors to students from high school to consult with physicians so that we can promote dermatology education. In fact, we routinely host medical conferences and educational meetings that are open to all persons interested in dermatological health. Oftentimes people view a dermatologist's office simply as a clinic that treats acne, rashes, or skin cancer, but at Georgia Skin and Cancer that is not the case. We strive not only for patient satisfaction with care, but rather to exceed your expectations as your healthcare provider. We believe that dermatology is more than just skin deep, we believe in caring for the patient as a whole. We combine good old-fashioned customer service with modern conveniences to provide a healthcare setting that is completely focused on the needs of our patients. We do this because we care! Meet Georgia Skin and Cancer Clinic Providers and StaffProvider and Staff Information
What are Dermatologists, Physician Assistants, and Nurse Practitioners? Physicians
Sidney P. Smith III, MD
Richard Parker, MD
John Searles, MD

Physician Assistants
Beth Barlet, PA-C
Rebecca Darroudi, PA-C
Bill Stephens, PA-C
Emma Laura Makatura, PA-C

Nurse Practitioners
Chris Anderson, APRN
Karen Penrose, APRN
Robbie Marshall, APRN
Julie Mattox, APRN
Jennie Vandenhouten, APRN
Candice Rogers, APRN
Taylor Byrne, APRN
Rashawn Jackson, APRN

Administration:
Kandie Spence, CMPE, LPN, CMA Chief Operating Officer
Rhonda Williams, Chief Financial Officer

Yesterday we had a little fun celebrating Dr. Smith as he gets ready to hit a BIG milestone this week! 🎉Doc gives so muc...
08/08/2026

Yesterday we had a little fun celebrating Dr. Smith as he gets ready to hit a BIG milestone this week! 🎉

Doc gives so much of himself to his patients, his staff, and the practice, which makes him pretty easy to celebrate.

We’re looking forward to many more birthdays and many more years of Dr. Smith doing what he does best, taking care of our dermatology patients and keeping all of us on our toes!

Happy Birthday, Doc! 🎂🥳

08/08/2026

Chemical Peel Spotlight ✨

Buffy, our Licensed Esthetician, breaks down everything you need to know about chemical peels at our Studio Medical Spa the esthetic division of Georgia Skin and Cancer Clinic—what they do, how they work, and why they’re one of our favorite ways to refresh and renew your skin.

From glow-boosting benefits to customized treatment options, this is your go-to guide for smoother, brighter, more radiant skin.

Watch the full video and discover if a chemical peel is right for you.

Call 1-833-411-GLOW to book your appointment today.

School is back in session, and your skincare routine should be too. 🎒From early morning drop-offs to after-school sports...
08/07/2026

School is back in session, and your skincare routine should be too. 🎒
From early morning drop-offs to after-school sports, your skin faces a lot throughout the day. A few simple habits like wearing sunscreen, washing away sweat, and keeping everyday items clean can help keep your skin healthy all year long.
Swipe through our Back-to-School Skin Checklist for easy tips to start the school year off right.

The best sunscreen is the one you wear consistently.Whether you’re driving to work, walking the dog, or spending the day...
08/05/2026

The best sunscreen is the one you wear consistently.
Whether you’re driving to work, walking the dog, or spending the day outdoors, UV rays are still reaching your skin. Daily sunscreen helps protect against premature aging, sunspots, and skin cancer.
A few seconds each morning can make a lasting difference.

Your skin remembers more than you think.Every day in the sun. Every bottle of sunscreen you forgot. Every skin check you...
08/05/2026

Your skin remembers more than you think.
Every day in the sun. Every bottle of sunscreen you forgot. Every skin check you scheduled. Every healthy habit you built.
The choices you make today don’t just affect your skin now. They shape the skin you’ll have years from now.
Swipe through to see how small habits today can lead to healthier skin tomorrow.
Protect your future skin.

Summer may be winding down, but your skin is still telling the story.Months of sun, heat, sweat, and UV exposure can lea...
08/04/2026

Summer may be winding down, but your skin is still telling the story.
Months of sun, heat, sweat, and UV exposure can leave behind more than just a tan. Pigmentation, dryness, rough texture, and new or changing spots are all worth paying attention to.
Swipe through to learn how to reset your skin after summer and why this is the perfect time to schedule your annual skin exam.
Healthy skin starts with prevention.

Not all skincare is one size fits all.Knowing your skin type is the foundation of a routine that actually works. Whether...
08/04/2026

Not all skincare is one size fits all.
Knowing your skin type is the foundation of a routine that actually works. Whether your skin is dry, oily, combination, or sensitive, choosing products designed for your skin can make all the difference.
Swipe through to learn how to identify your skin type, avoid common mistakes, and discover what your skin really needs.
Still not sure? Our dermatology providers are here to help you build a routine that’s personalized for your skin, not based on trends.

Sweating is normal. Sweating through your clothes while sitting in the air conditioning isn’t.If you find yourself avoid...
08/01/2026

Sweating is normal. Sweating through your clothes while sitting in the air conditioning isn’t.
If you find yourself avoiding certain colors, carrying extra shirts, or feeling self-conscious because of excessive sweating, it may be more than just the heat. Hyperhidrosis is a common medical condition, and you don’t have to simply live with it.
The good news? There are treatment options that can help.
If excessive sweating is affecting your daily life, schedule an appointment with one of our dermatology providers to discuss solutions that can help you feel more comfortable and confident.

Can where you break out tell you something?Maybe.While “face mapping” isn’t an exact science, the location of your acne ...
07/26/2026

Can where you break out tell you something?
Maybe.
While “face mapping” isn’t an exact science, the location of your acne can sometimes provide clues about what’s contributing to your breakouts. Hair products, sweat, friction, hormones, and skincare habits can all play a role.
The good news? Understanding your triggers can help you make small changes that support healthier skin.
If your acne is painful, leaves scars, or isn’t improving with over-the-counter products, it’s time to see a dermatologist. The right treatment can make a big difference.
Save this post for the next time a breakout appears!

Sunburn is more than a temporary inconvenience. It is a sign of skin damage that can increase your risk of skin cancer a...
07/24/2026

Sunburn is more than a temporary inconvenience. It is a sign of skin damage that can increase your risk of skin cancer and premature aging over time.
If you have a sunburn, focus on cooling the skin, moisturizing, staying hydrated, and avoiding further sun exposure while your skin heals. If your burn is severe or you develop extensive blistering, fever, or signs of dehydration, seek medical care.
Need a skin check? Our team is here to help keep your skin healthy year-round.

Address

900 Mohawk Street Ste E
Savannah, GA
31419

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

+19129250067

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