Compassionate Care. Expert Dermatology.
Advanced laser and light therapies integrated with rigorous medical dermatology, grounded in Johns Hopkins training.
FAX: 410-847-3703
Johns Hopkins at Green Spring
10753 Falls Road
Suite 355
Lutherville, MD 21093
Expert Care for These & Other Skin Conditions
- Pityriasis Lichenoides
- Pityriasis Rosea
- Photosensitivity
- Pruritus (Itch)
- Mycosis Fungoides (Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma)
- Lichen Planus
Our Core Therapies
- Systemic Medication and Management
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About the Practice
Our dermatology practice is unique. Dr. Elisabeth Richard specializes in the treatment of inflammatory dermatologic disorders with a comprehensive approach, in a caring environment.
The practice offers treatment using ultraviolet light, Narrowband UVB phototherapy, including XTRAC excimer laser therapy, and PUVA phototherapy. These are treatments for psoriasis, eczema and itch, vitiligo and other less common inflammatory skin conditions including but not limited to cutaneous T cell lymphoma, lichen planus, morphea, and photosensitivity.
In addition to light and laser based therapies, the practice utilizes a broad range of medical therapeutics for complex inflammatory dermatologic diseases including psoriasis, eczema, and vitiligo with a focus on the use of new and novel therapeutics, both oral and injectable (i.e. biologic).
The practice also offers Candela VBeam Perfecta pulse dye laser therapy for rosacea, port wine stains and spider veins/cherry angiomas on the skin. In addition, patients with sensitivity to sunlight are seen for evaluation, testing and treatment.
Dr. Elisabeth Richard has been with the practice since 2009. The practice was founded in 1985 by Dr. Warwick Morison. Drs. Richard and Morison worked together to care for patients until his retirement in 2015.
Specialized Care for Inflammatory Skin Disorders
Our dermatology practice is unique.
Dr. Elisabeth Richard specializes in the treatment of inflammatory dermatologic disorders with a comprehensive approach, in a caring environment.
The practice offers treatment using ultraviolet light, Narrowband UVB phototherapy, including XTRAC excimer laser therapy, and PUVA phototherapy. These are treatments for psoriasis, eczema and itch, vitiligo and other less common inflammatory skin conditions including but not limited to cutaneous T cell lymphoma, lichen planus, morphea, sunlight sensitivity and rare photodermatoses.
In addition to light and laser based therapies, the practice utilizes a broad range of medical therapeutics for complex inflammatory dermatologic diseases including psoriasis, eczema, and vitiligo with a focus on the use of new and novel therapeutics, both oral and injectable (i.e. biologic).
The practice also offers Candela VBeam Perfecta pulse dye laser therapy for rosacea, port wine stains and spider veins/cherry angiomas on the skin. In addition, patients with sensitivity to sunlight are seen for evaluation, testing and treatment.
About Dr. Richard
Dr. Richard earned her medical degree from the University of Massachusetts Medical School and completed her dermatology residency at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Before medicine, Dr. Richard studied Biology at Middlebury College, worked in research at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston, and held a public relations role in the biotechnology sector.
She enjoys treating patients with chronic inflammatory dermatologic conditions, changing the quality of their lives with her knowledge and expertise in this arena. She joined the Johns Hopkins faculty in 2005 and continues to practice part-time in the Department of Dermatology, where she trains residents in general dermatology. Her background informs a scientific and humanistic approach to patient care.
Outside of the office, she enjoys travel, tennis, floral design, cooking and reading.
Fun facts: she has a sweet tooth and her favorite color is blue!
Compassionate, Comprehensive Dermatology
Dr. Elisabeth Richard leads the practice with a commitment to thorough, compassionate care. Her clinical focus is on complex dermatologic conditions that often require long-term, multifaceted treatment.
She stays at the forefront of innovation, integrating novel oral and injectable therapies into her practice to better serve patients who have not responded to conventional care.
“My greatest professional satisfaction comes from the successful treatment of patients and diseases that have otherwise failed prior therapies. Knowing I have the knowledge and tools to change someone’s life inspires me to give my best.”
Johns Hopkins at Green Spring
10753 Falls Road
Suite 355
Lutherville, MD 21093
Office Policies
This is a summary. The complete “Financial and Office Policies” are available here.
Payments including co-pays are due at the time of service. Please note that our current financial policy requires that you keep a valid credit card on file with the Practice. Once your insurance carrier has processed the claim(s), this credit card could be charged for any deductibles, co-insurances, or unpaid balances for services rendered to/for the person receiving the medical care. If your account has not been settled within 3 weeks of the statement date, the Practice reserves the right to charge the outstanding balance of patient responsibility to the credit card on file for your account.
Payment is also required in full for all cosmetic and/or non-covered services at time of service. If your insurance requires a referral from your primary care physician, it is your responsibility to bring the referral. The Practice does not participate with any Medical Assistance programs (i.e. Medicaid). If the Practice does not participate with your health insurance and/or you do not have health insurance coverage for a service, payment is required at time of service. Under the No Surprise Billing rule, uninsured (and self-pay) patients have the right to obtain a good-faith estimate.
Medication refills: Requests for medication refills will be responded to within 48 business hours. If you have not been seen within 12 months, the Practice will not refill your medication. The Practice requires patients to be evaluated every 6 months for continuation of medications.