Meet Your Hair Restoration Specialists in Metro Atlanta

At Springs Hair Restoration in Sandy Springs, Dr. Zack Charkawi provides advanced Atlanta hair transplant, hair restoration, and procedural dermatology services. With a career dedicated to advancing these fields, Dr. Charkawi is known for his innovative approach to hair restoration techniques, helping patients regain confidence and achieve natural-looking results.

For over 15 years, Dr. Charkawi has been a leading expert at John’s Creek Dermatology, where he specializes in procedural dermatology and hair loss treatments. His passion for patient care drives him to explore cutting-edge solutions and techniques that offer the most effective outcomes in hair restoration.

As the founder of Springs Hair Restoration, Dr. Charkawi continues to push the boundaries of what’s possible in hair transplant and non-surgical hair restoration. His meticulous attention to detail and dedication to patient satisfaction ensures each procedure is tailored to the individual's unique needs.

Recognized as a thought leader, Dr. Charkawi frequently speaks at conferences and seminars, sharing his expertise in hair restoration with fellow professionals. His contributions to the field have earned him widespread respect among peers and patients alike.

Dr. Charkawi’s practice is rooted in personalized and compassionate care. His thorough consultations ensure each patient receives comprehensive, individualized attention. At Springs Hair Restoration, Springs Dermatology, and John’s Creek Dermatology, Dr. Charkawi provides transformative results for every patient—not just another case, but a personalized treatment plan.

With a track record of success, Dr. Zack Charkawi remains at the forefront of innovation in Hair Restoration, restoring lives and confidence, one follicle at a time. 

Expertise at a glance:

Dr. Timani is a distinguished alumna of the University of Cincinnati, where she built the foundation for her remarkable career in dermatology. She pursued a demanding academic and professional path, completing two dermatology residencies that allowed her to develop expertise in Medical, Surgical, Cosmetic, and Pediatric Dermatology. Her specialized training in Pediatric Dermatology at Cincinnati Children's Hospital is especially noteworthy.

Throughout her education, Dr. Timani had the opportunity to learn from some of the most respected experts in the field, further enhancing her knowledge and skills. She also completed an esteemed fellowship in Dermatopathology, which deepened her understanding of skin diseases at a microscopic level.

Dr. Timani developed a strong interest in skin cancer treatment during her time as a Dermatologist at the Veterans Hospital of Cincinnati. Her dedication to caring for veterans and treating skin cancer led her to pursue board certification in Mohs Surgery.

Her commitment to excellence in dermatology is highlighted by her board certification in Micrographic Dermatologic Surgery, with a focus on Mohs surgery. This certification reflects her dedication to providing top-tier care in skin cancer treatment, combining precision, skill, and extensive expertise.

Board certified and active diplomat of:

• American Board of Dermatology

• American Board of Dermatopathology

• American Board of Micrographic Dermatologic Surgery and Cutaneous Oncology 

An active member of the American Board of Dermatology and Pathology and maintains several active memberships:

• American Academy of Dermatology
• American Society for Dermatologic Surgery
• American Society for Mohs Surgery
• American Society for Dermatopathology
• American Academy of Cosmetic Dermatology
• American Medical Association
• Medical Association of Atlanta

How Can I Know If My Dermatologist Board Certified?

Check if your doctor is certified by the ABD (American Board of Dermatologists)

What is a Dermatologist?

 Dermatologists are medical experts with advanced training to care for individuals of all ages facing various skin conditions. Their scope includes treating serious conditions like skin cancers and drug reactions, managing chronic issues such as eczema, psoriasis, and acne, and addressing skin changes related to aging.

While most physicians receive limited dermatology training, board-certified dermatologists undergo extensive education. This includes four years of medical school, an internship, and three years of residency, where they learn to diagnose and treat over 3,000 skin conditions, interpret skin biopsies, and perform both surgical and medical treatments. Dermatology residents develop skills in diagnosing skin diseases in adults and children, conducting biopsies, and treating conditions such as skin cancer and rashes.

Some dermatologists choose to further specialize, focusing their practice on areas like pediatric dermatology, dermatopathology, or skin cancer treatment through micrographic surgery. This additional training allows them to hone their expertise in specific aspects of skin care, ensuring comprehensive treatment for their patients.

What Does a Dermatologist Diagnose and Treat?
Dermatologists diagnose and treat a wide array of skin conditions and diseases, numbering over 3,000. These conditions include common issues like acne, eczema, and psoriasis, as well as more severe conditions such as skin cancer, drug reactions, and autoimmune disorders. Dermatologists are also experts in managing skin changes associated with aging, such as wrinkles and pigmentation issues. Their extensive training enables them to provide comprehensive care for both minor and serious skin concerns, ensuring patients receive the best possible treatment tailored to their specific needs.

Source ABD (American Board of Dermatologist)

What Does It Mean to Be Board Certified?Certification by the American Board of Dermatology (ABD signifies that a dermatologist has met rigorous standards established by their peers, demonstrating extensive knowledge, experience, and a commitment to continuous learning necessary for delivering high-quality care for skin, hair, and nails. Unlike medical licensure, which ensures basic competence to diagnose and treat patients across all specialties, board certification is specialty-specific and highlights advanced expertise in a particular medical field. While a medical license is mandatory for practice, board certification is a voluntary process that attests to a physician's specialized skills and training.

What Are the Requirements for Obtaining and Maintaining Board Certification in Dermatology from the ABD?

• Completed three or more years in an accredited dermatology residency program.

• Successfully passed exams that assess both dermatological knowledge and the ability to apply that knowledge in patient care.

• Committed to ongoing education by engaging in continuous certification activities and assessments throughout their careers.

• After earning ABD board certification, dermatologists engage in lifelong learning through the ABD, staying updated on dermatology advancements, best practices, and undergoing periodic assessments to ensure they maintain high standards of expertise.

Source ABD (American Board of Dermatologist) 

To learn more about certification, visit ABMS website.