Hailey Brody Casey & Wray MD PC

Dr. Wray is the best dermatologist I’ve ever had. he’s friendly, speedy and obviously great at his craft. If you have blemishes on your face he can zap them off for you. highly recommended, although the location leaves a bit to be desired. (Then again, it’s near Chick-​fil-​A and I might have stopped in there a time or two on the way in.)

I have seen Doctor Alexander for around two years and have nothing but good things to say. Dr. A is extremely knowledgable, up to date with his info, compassionate, and helpful. I’m always early to my appointments and they have almost always taken me early, which is nice. Appointments are easy to make, the receptionists are competent, and I always leave satisfied with the treatment plan.

This is an excellent dermatologic practice. Our MD is Dr Wray. He and his assistant Tracy, are thorough, considerate, patient and very medically focused when evaluating skin conditions. I not only see Dr Wray myself, but now also take my children to him for dermatologic questions and yearly followup. My husband sees him as well, and we both have recommended him to countless peers who have had nothing but positive interactions. The support staff in the front of the office has also been professional and courteous.

I’m picky when it comes to doctors and especially dermatologists. I’m posting a review because I see so many mixed reviews about this practice. I went in today for my first appointment with Dr. Casey and I only have good things to share. He spent 20 – 30 minutes with me and was very informative but still had a good sense of humor. He worked with me financially as I am a full time student. They were very generous with samples as well as resources for finding good priced prescriptions. I went there on the referral of a friend and I would definitely refer others to their practice. As a cash patient the office visit was very reasonably priced as well.

I LOVE Dr. Alexander and highly recommend him. He is kind and understanding and really listens to you unlike many doctors. The only problem is this: I made a visit where I paid out of pocket for services that are unable to be billed to my health care plan because they are elective & cosmetic. I paid on the spot $ 490 on my credit card and in cash a $ 10 copay. For 3 months they sent me invoice after invoice for the $ 10 copay. They wasted more money mailing me silly letters for $ 10 then the amount was worth. I specifically remember paying $ 10 in cash and instead of believing me and letting it go their billing person refuses to accept the fact that the error is on their end. I have spent over $ 1200 dollars there in the short time I have been a patient and to sweat $ 10 which I don’t even think should have been collected since my insurance was NOT being billed and to charge an office appointment charge on top of the procedure charge is a bit much but then again they are a physician group. Great doctors just DON’T PAY IN CASH. Be ye warned.

Horrible experience. I made an appointment on a Friday for 3:40pm as it was the last in the day and I wanted to take the least time off work possible. A few days before my appointment one of the receptionists told me I could print out all the first-​time patient paperwork out beforehand to save time (or I could just fill it out when I arrive for my appointment). I took her advice and pre-​printed and completed the paperwork. On the day of my appointment I got a little confused searching for the exact location and ended up walking in at 3:49pm (9 minutes late). I spoke with the receptionist on duty who told me the doctor would NOT see me because I was late. She also insisted with a not-​so-​pleasant attitude that I was TWENTY minutes late to which I promptly showed her the clock on my phone and told her she was not correct. I also pointed out the fact that I pre-​filled my paperwork which would have taken me 10 – 15 minutes to do anyways had I arrived 9 minutes earlier at 3:40. She contentiously told me «Tough shit» (paraphrased) and said I would have to reschedule. No warmth, no sorry, no smiles… just a bad disposition for customer service. Although this receptionist was giving me the diva attitude, apparently the decision not to see me came from the doctor (I do not know which one). I was extremely annoyed because I had wasted my time and money taking off work to come here and I probably would have been OK had I been treated with more respect. But alas, I was not and these people will not be seeing a dime of my money.

I’ve been going to this practice for almost ten years. Dr. Casey and Dr. Alexander are so nice, knowledgeable, and professional and are very good at what they do. Dr. Alexander is my absolute favorite, as well as his nurse, Connie. Having had cystic acne and looking like a freak, Dr. Alexander is always sympathetic and my acne is now almost gone. I would highly recommend this practice.

Hmm no recent reviews… weird. I got my mole removed from here (more like reduced). My doctor was Dr. Alexander and he’s awesome… the area healed nicely and I’ve referred like 2 people there. They accept AETNA fyi. I’m still using the tube of retin-​a that was prescribed to me by my doc :)

Dr. Casey always treats me right and is usually able to see me on short notice. I really like this group. Dr. Hailey is the dean of Atlanta dermatologists.

I went with my husband to this office after we discovered a mole on his back that had changed in color and size. Although we were early for our appointment, my husband was not called back until approximately 30 minutes after his scheduled appointment time.
When Dr. Casey entered the examination room, he quickly looked at the mole and acknowledged that the changes we described did fit with a certain type of skin cancer. He then told us that the main way to determine whether or not a mole was cancerous was through a biopsy. Dr. Casey added that if we had insurance instead of being self-​pay patients, he would run a biopsy to check, but instead he recommended that we just watch for more changes.
At this point, he told us that we could check out at the front desk and started to leave the exam room. I stopped him to ask some questions and get additional information, but received the same quick and nonchalant answers that my husband did. I think he was in the room with us for less than five minutes.
We left with the impression that this office privileges cosmetic treatments above educating patients on medical conditions. If that is true, that’s fine, but that is not at all the kind of dermatologist we were looking for. I would not recommend this office.

Been seeing Dr Wray for approx 1 year. Last restilin (sp?) injection did not turn out as expected. Went in a couple of days after the injection and Dr Wray was a bit defensive which was concerning.
We agreed to let swelling go down before assessing if in fact the restilin was «deposited» in the wrong place. Seven weeks later and I can tell you … it was!
Going back in this week. We will see if he takes a less defensive stance and bottom line makes what was wrong. right! Stay tuned…

I agree with Joel C. Thank god for a good referall. There is a wait for an appointment. Botox? Me?

My mother swears by these guys but I have to differ. Not only was their price tag insane when I didn’t have insurance, the procedures I’ve had there (by Hailey and Brody) were sloppy and almost scary. First, I had some moles removed. They were back within the year, pushing through the scarring like champs. The doc’s commentary on my moles was none too tactful either. Then, I had a planters wart removed from my foot. Upon leaving the office, I noticed that the «fix» had bled through the bandages and was leaking all over my car. Nice work guys. Finally, when I was diagnosed by another doctor with a bout of psoriasis, they neglected to inform me how the powerful steroid shot they gave me would mess with my menstrual cycle to the point that I thought I had suffered a miscarriage. Wow.
I suspect from their waiting room that their botox/​buckhead clientele keeps the place in business. They won’t be getting mine ever again.

So after seeing such fine Unilocalers such as the fantabulous Joel and the captain ARGG go here I had to check it out! This was my first time seeing a dermatologist but after a funky breakout due to medications, I had to take immediate action! Dr. Casey was super informative and has such a great bedside manner I wish I could see him for everything that ails me! He was knowledgeable about drug interactions that I might encounter, as well as the cause for my skin problems. He even gave me a prescription card for one of my prescriptions that entitled me to have that whole prescription for free (WOW!!! saving me over $ 150 bucks!), and a 7 day trial of my prescription (so I could test it out before filling it– Brilliant!) They deal with everything from the basic dermabrasion and breakouts to tattoo removal and lipo suctioning fat from your butt to put in the wrinkles of your face-​yikes!
Appointment was easy to make, although I waited 3 weeks because he was so booked– the sign of a good doctor! With all the doctors I’ve dealt with over the past few years, Dr. Casey has by far surpassed my idea of what a great Doctor should be and I would definitely recommend him!

If you are going to the dermatologist for more cosmetic reasons or to get rid of acne this practice is fine I guess. Unfortunately if you are going for more serious reasons like getting screened for skin cancer, they are a nightmare.
I’m a pale, blonde girl, skin cancer runs in my family and on top of that I have moles on my back that are not consistent from one to another and I am basically a dermatologist’s nightmare. Is it cancer? should I biopsy or should I not? etc and so forth. I go every year to get checked.
The first time I went to Hailey, Brody, Casey and Wray I saw Dr. Hailey. I had a mole of concern on my bikini line (bigger than a pencil eraser and uneven borders) and asked for him to remove and biopsy it. His remark was «if my wife had a mole here, I’d want her to have it removed too». What!!! I didn’t ask him if he thought the mole was ugly I wanted to know if it was CANCER! He removes it and I get a bill in the mail for $ 350 dollars for a «cosmetic removal».
Again WHAT!!! I call the office and was told that indeed they had coded it as cosmetic removal and that my insurance company would not pay for it. It turns out that they never biopsied the mole either even though I had specifically asked them to. After a few calls to the office, they ended up ripping up the bill. I told the nurse about Dr. Hailey’s comment and she was shocked and apologized. Then I asked her to tell Dr. Hailey that he should start praying now that the mole wasn’t cancerous. I was seriously upset.
I went back to see Dr. Wray because I had heard great things about the practice and I decided you can’t judge an entire practice by one doctor. He wasn’t as much of a nightmare but he seemed to be more interested in talking about a couple of blemishes on my face rather than really focusing on my screening. I walked out with 2 prescriptions for acne meds and feeling like I could have a killer mole still lurking on my back because he wasn’t really paying attention.
I will not go back to this practice ever again. I want a full service dermatologist that will help me keep my skin looking great but that will also help keep me alive by catching skin cancer early.

Running is not a pretty sport. Last year I was training for a marathon… I guess the combination of hair product, freezing temps and dry air reacted very negative on my skin and I needed a dermatologist fast! I went to three different dermatologist… all three diagnosed me incorrectly and prescribed me with basic hydo-​cortisone.
So I looked into my people and cracked open the Gay Pages and found Hailey, Brody, Casey and Wray and thought I would give it a try… I mean c’mon, us gays really do strive for perfection right?!
Well not only did they find out what was going on with me, but gave me the prescription that cleared up my skin!
If you are looking for a dermatologist, you need to go directly here! The staff is very friendly and they have more services like lipo, chemical peels, BOTOX, etc… They definitely have a patient for life with me, especially when I decide to be like Karen Walker from Will & Grace! Lunch BOTOX session with martini’s, anyone? :)

I never considered Unilocaling my dermatologist… brilliant!
Sarah and Joel are dead-​on with their reviews of Hailey, Brody, Casey and Wray… they’ve been great doctors! I’ve been going to them for about five or six years now, most of that time being attended to by Dr. Casey.
Salt spray, space crabs and my status as an iconoclastic redhead have conspired against me and my poor epidermal layer. While we goofy straight guys might not manage to take care of our skin quite as well as folks like Joel C. it doesn’t mean that we shouldn’t try!