Drazen Jukic, MD, PhD
Dr. Drazen Jukic, MD, PhD is a seasoned dermatopathologist with more than 23 years of hands-on diagnostic experience and a strong presence in the evolving world of telepathology. Trained in both Europe and the U.S., he earned his MD and PhD in Oncology from the University of Zagreb, Croatia, before moving on to complete a residency in Anatomic and Clinical Pathology at SUNY and fellowships at Memorial Sloan Kettering and the University of Pittsburgh. His background bridges oncologic pathology, informatics, and genitourinary pathology – making him a uniquely multidimensional voice in skin disease diagnostics.
Dr. Jukic sees each slide not just as a specimen, but as a key to a person’s story. His depth of knowledge, coupled with sharp visual precision, allows him to detect patterns others might miss. Through his work in telepathology, he supports clinicians around the country, bringing expertise into settings where dermatopathology services aren’t always close by. A fellow of the American Society of Dermatopathology, the American Academy of Dermatology, and several other professional societies, Dr. Jukic stays deeply involved in education, research, and the advancement of digital diagnostics. His work reflects a lifelong drive to improve how skin diseases are understood and treated – through both the microscope and the digital screen.
Elizabeth Street, MD
Dr. Elizabeth Street, MD has cared for women in Marietta and beyond for over 35 years, offering medical expertise shaped by training at Emory University and the University of Texas Southwestern. As president of the Cobb County Medical Society and a Fellow of ACOG, she blends deep clinical experience with a warm, human approach. Patients often say they feel seen, heard, and understood – because she takes the time to make sure they are. From first visits to postmenopausal care, she walks alongside each woman, making space for questions, laughter, and honest conversations.
When she’s not at Unified Premier Women’s Care, Dr. Street is usually in the kitchen experimenting with a new recipe or enjoying live music in the Atlanta area. She’s as curious about the stories behind a favorite song as she is about the latest updates in women’s health. Her care has always been personal – rooted in science, but shaped by connection, listening, and the belief that every woman deserves to feel in control of her own health.
Daniel J. Lee, MD, FACS, Diplomate ABHRS
Dr. Daniel J. Lee has spent over 30 years refining the art and science of hair restoration. After earning his MD from Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and completing his general surgery residency at Wright State University, he built a practice rooted in precision, honesty, and deeply personal care. He’s known for mastering both surgical and non-surgical treatments for hair loss, offering everything from follicular unit excision to tailored medical therapies. As a Diplomate of the American Board of Hair Restoration Surgery and Chair of its Oral Exam Committee, he not only treats patients – he helps shape the next generation of experts in the field.
Dr. Lee’s passion for medical excellence is matched by his thoughtful attention to each person who walks into his clinic. He listens, explains, and treats with the calm confidence that comes from decades of hands-on experience. Licensed in multiple U.S. states and active on the Board of Directors of the ABHRS, he’s a respected leader who never lost sight of what matters most: helping people feel like themselves again. When he’s away from the operating room, he brings the same focus and curiosity to strategic healthcare planning and clinical policy development, staying fully immersed in advancing the standards of care.
Richard James, MD, FAAD, FACMS
Dr. Richard James, MD, FAAD, FACMS is a highly respected double board-certified dermatologist and Mohs surgeon with more than 25 years of experience diagnosing and treating skin cancer. He trained at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center and completed a Mohs Micrographic Surgery Fellowship at The Skin Surgery Center in North Carolina. Since then, he has performed over 20,000 Mohs procedures, helping patients navigate skin cancer treatment with both surgical precision and a reassuring bedside manner. At Georgia Dermatology and Skin Cancer Center, Dr. James brings a thoughtful, experienced approach to each case – from early diagnosis to meticulous reconstruction.
Before joining private practice, Dr. James served 24 years in the U.S. Army Medical Corps, retiring as a Colonel. His military career included roles as Flight Surgeon, Assistant Professor of Dermatology, and even consulting dermatologist to the White House and U.S. Capitol. Treating patients at Fort Stewart or leading a clinic at Hunter Army Airfield, he always stayed focused on the individual in front of him. Today, he’s known for blending military discipline with a calm, compassionate presence – always taking the time to listen, explain, and treat with care.