Dr. Jennifer Dharamsi, Board-Certified Dermatologist

Dr. Jennifer Dharamsi is a double board-certified dermatologist and Mohs surgeon in Frisco, TX who specializes in medical and cosmetic skincare for adults and children. She is the founder of Legacy Dermatology & Restoration Center and has been practicing dermatological care for over ten years. Dr. Dharamsi loves people and was inspired to go into medicine by her small town family physician. She feels extremely blessed to be living out her dream of serving as a doctor to so many wonderful patients in the DFW metroplex. 

As a seasoned general dermatologist, Dr. Dharamsi is highly trained and experienced in all aspects of skincare. In addition, she places a strong emphasis on patient education so they can best understand how to care for their skin and maintain healthy, long-term results. Not only does Dr. Dharamsi provide an extensive list of medical and cosmetic dermal treatments, such as acne care, PRP therapy, advanced facial injectables and laser, but she offers comprehensive cancer screenings as well.

Dr. Dharamsi ("Jenny") grew up in the small South Texas town of Beeville, where she played basketball, tennis, track, sang soprano in the All-State choir and preformed the National Anthem at hometown football games, and served as student body president. After graduating as valedictorian, Jenny moved to Nashville to attend Vanderbilt University on a merit scholarship, where she double majored in molecular and cell biology and Spanish literature. In college, Jenny sang with multiple on-campus singing groups, was active in Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority and lived abroad for a semester in Madrid, Spain, where she became fluent in Spanish.  She graduated summa cum laude from Vandy in 2003 as a finalist for the Founder’s Medal, awarded to the top graduate in the College of Arts and Sciences. Next, she headed to Baltimore to attend Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, where she served as a class officer and was elected into the Alpha Omega Alpha (AOA) Honor Society for being among the top in her class. Prior to graduating from Hopkins in 2008, she completed a yearlong research fellowship at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in Bethesda, MD, where she studied the molecular basis of skin cancer.

After completing her medical and pediatric internship at Georgetown University in the Washington, D.C. area, Dr. Dharamsi returned home to Texas for her dermatology residency at the University of Texas Southwestern in Dallas, which is considered among the top dermatology programs in the nation.  After serving as Chief Resident her senior year, she graduated from residency and received her certification from the American Board of Dermatology in the summer of 2012.

Dr. Dharamsi is a proud member of the following associations:

• American Academy of Dermatology
• American Society of Dermatologic Surgeons
• Texas Medical Association
• Texas Dermatologic Society
• Dallas Dermatologic Society
• Womens Dermatology Society

Dr. Dharamsi genuinely cares about each of her patients and her goal is to provide them with the best care possible. For this reason, she is widely recognized for her compassionate chairside manner and expertise by both patients and fellow practitioners, which has earned her the following decorations:

• Patients' Choice Award (2016 – 2018) by Vitals
• On-Time Doctor Award (2016 – 2018) by Vitals
• Compassionate Doctor Award (2016, 2018) by Vitals
• Honor Roll Award by Healthgrades

Dr. Dharamsi is politically active at the national level and has lobbied Congress for patient rights and access to healthcare. In addition, Dr. Dharamsi has a strong academic background and has published numerous research articles in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, JAMA Dermatology, British Journal of Dermatology, and Journal of Emergency Medicine.

In addition to her work in private practice, Dr. Dharamsi dedicates her time to serving our nation's veterans as a dermatologist and cancer surgeon at the Dallas and Bonham Veterans Affairs Hospitals. She also has a passion for teaching, which she satisfies through serving as a university assistant clinical professor. There, she is involved in resident education in the department of dermatology, as well as the department of emergency medicine, and she has been nominated multiple times by her residents for the Community Teaching Award. She also volunteers as a dermatologist at the Agape Clinic and as a remote dermatology consultant for medical missions in Bihar, India.

When not practicing dermatology, Dr. Dharamsi enjoys yoga, cardio dance and weightlifting fitness classes, playing the piano, singing as a church worship leader (Cornerstone in Dallas), volunteering with Frisco Women’s League, and staying involved at her local church (Gateway). She also has a passion for learning about other cultures and enjoys traveling in Latin America, Europe, and Asia.  She is married to her college sweetheart, Dr. Farid Dharamsi, who practices aesthetic and laser medicine at Legacy Dermatology & Restoration Center and who works part-time as an ER physician. She has a seven-year-old daughter and a five-year-old son and a sweet labradoodle named Sunday.  The Dharamsi family loves living and working in Frisco and serving this diverse and growing community.