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In this last installment of the pediatric skin condition series, we are going to take a look at some of the skin conditions that affect young people between 13-19.
Almost 8 in 10 teens have acne. It is so common that it's considered a normal part of puberty. Acne is a condition of the skin that shows up as different bumps that are classified as blackheads, whiteheads, pimples or cysts. Teens are more prone to get acne because of the hormonal changes that come with puberty.
Acne is not just a skin condition for teens, it affects their ability to interact in social situations and it can contribute to depression. Anne Arundel Dermatology will work with your child to develop the appropriate treatment plan based on their unique needs. Topical salicylic, and chemical peels are all options that can be used.
Athlete's Foot
Athlete's Foot can happen to anyone. It is a common fungal infection that can be caught from swimming pools, public showers or locker rooms. The infection usually causes itchy feet, cracked and dry skin between the toes and skin shedding. It is important to kill the fungus causing the problem or it can spread to other parts of the body or to other people.
Treatments include keeping the foot dry, using an anti-fungal cream that is prescribed by your dermatologist, washing socks and shoes frequently, using a disinfectant spray on the shoes each day and airing them out regularly.
Cold sores
Cold sores start off as small lumps under the skin surface, and after several days, small painful blisters appear. They tend to occur next to the lips, but there are cases on the nostrils, chin, the inside of the mouth and other parts of the face.
These painful blisters are caused by the herpes simplex virus, which is usually spread by getting sharing cups, eating utensils, towels, razors and kissing. Some people may have the virus and never get another cold sore, and others may get them infrequently or when the virus is triggered by stress, illness, sunburn or hormonal changes.
There are creams and treatments available that can help when you get a tingly feeling and a small lump appears. Starting treatment after a blister appears will not be as effective. It is important to let the sore heal by itself to avoid scarring.
Psoriasis is a genetic skin disease associated with the immune system. This condition allows skin cells to reproduce too quickly; instead of it taking 28-30 days for a skin cell to mature and fall off, it only takes 3-4 days. This rapid buildup causes lesions and the skin becomes very red due to increased blood flow.
Ordinarily people have their first outbreak between the ages of 15 and 35. Approximately one third of those who get psoriasis are under 20 years old when the disease first surfaces.
If your teenager develops psoriasis, there are several treatments to decrease the itchy and uncomfortable feeling. Topical treatments like ointments and creams, ultraviolet light therapy and systemic medications that are taken by mouth or injected into the muscle will be recommended depending on the type of psoriasis that the child has. Talk to your dermatologist about the best course of action. Even though psoriasis is not curable, there is hope that it will be in the future.
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Microneedling with platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is an increasingly-popular treatment for acne scars, wrinkles, fine lines and more. Watch Marla Feurer, RN demonstrate the treatment on Ty Bailey from WMZQ! Microneedling with PRP is available at several of our locations – Read More
On this episode of the Healthy Skin Podcast, we're discussing common pediatric dermatology concerns for back-to-school season with Dr. Jacqueline Selph of Anne Arundel Dermatology's office in Towson, MD. Tune in to hear Dr. Selph correct some misconceptions about lice Read More
Ask anyone who works in a school, daycare facility or nursing home which health conditions cause the most anxiety, and scabies will likely be on the top of the list. This highly-contagious mite can spread rapidly from person to person, Read More
If you've struggled with acne scars, wrinkles or sun damage, you've probably heard of microneedling – the treatment which uses controlled micro-injuries to stimulate your skin's natural healing process. Perhaps you've also heard of microneedling with platelet-rich plasma (PRP) – Read More
On the inaugural episode of the Healthy Skin Podcast, we're discussing common skin cancer myths and misconceptions with Dr. Angela Peterman of Anne Arundel Dermatology's Weems Creek location in Annapolis, MD. Tune in to hear Dr. Peterman correct the record Read More
Psoriasis is a common skin condition that can lead to irritation, itching, flaking of skin and discomfort. Approximately eight million people in the United States are affected by psoriasis, according to the American Academy of Dermatology. If you are suffering Read More
Carroll County can get quite hot and sunny around this time of year. The summery weather is great for your barbecuing plans – but it's not so great for your skin. Sun damage, rosacea flare-ups and acne breakouts are all Read More
Rosacea is a skin condition which usually presents with redness of the skin and acne-type breakouts, usually along the cheeks, nose, forehead, and chin. Some patients experience only minor redness during a rosacea flare-up, but others may have to deal Read More
There are a million things to worry about when preparing for a job interview. Your resume, references and body language can affect your chances of getting the job. However, can the presence of a skin disease derail an interview? Unfortunately, Read More
Navigating the world of skin care online can be overwhelming to say the least. While we always recommending seeing a clinician to get a professional opinion on any skin concerns, here are a few trusted online resources that can provide Read More
Pediatric dermatologists are some of the most important members of our staff. Back in 2015, we published a series of articles on common conditions encountered by pediatric dermatologists. You can find those below. Click here to learn about common toddler Read More
We're excited to announce our new location in Fairfax, VA, opening in the Fall of 2018. Our Fairfax will provide patient access (same day appointments available) to Medical, Cosmetic and Surgical Dermatology & Mohs services close to home, right here Read More
July is National Blueberry Month! Did you know that blueberry skin care hacks have been used for years? Not only is this superfood especially tasty, blueberries have more antioxidants than most others foods. See how adding blueberries to your diet Read More
June is National Acne Awareness Month! Did you know that acne is the most common skin condition in the United States? Even though 85% of young adults have experienced acne, here are a few things you might not have known: Read More
Though often left out of broader health conversations, there are plenty of skincare issues that directly impact men, and we feel it is important to share tips that can help the men in our lives! Here are a few ideas Read More
While you hurry to slather on sunscreen before having fun in the sun, you always run the risk of missing a spot that will haunt you later. Sunburn is not only uncomfortable, but can lead to skin cancer. The Skin Read More
Did you know that the Skin Cancer Foundation says more people are diagnosed with skin cancer each year in the U.S. than all other cancers combined? In fact, one in five Americans will develop skin cancer by age 70. The Read More
What's a Full Body Skin Exam? Did you know skin cancer is the most common type of cancer? In the United States, more people are diagnosed with skin cancer each year than all other cancers combined. Anyone can develop skin Read More
Fun in the Sun! Now that summer is on the horizon and the weather is getting warmer, we're all craving a little fun-in-the-sun. Summer vacation is coming up, and many of us have some sort of outdoor plan for the Read More
Spring is a season of replacing the old with the new! So why not do the same for your skin care routine? No matter where you are in your personal skin care regimen, it is never too late for a Read More
Anne Arundel Dermatology hosted a "big scissor" ribbon cutting ceremony on April 13, 2018 to celebrate the opening of its new Westminster office and the expansion of its services – now including both cosmetic dermatology and Mohs surgery – in Read More
Spring is finally here! Spring cleaning is in full effect, so why not bring that same enthusiasm to your spring skin care routine? Here are a few ways to revamp your skin and your skin care habits this spring: Bump Read More
Psoriasis is an autoimmune skin disease that leave those infected with red, scaly rashes on various parts of their bodies. Currently, there are treatments that can offer relief, but there is no known cure for psoriasis. While a change in Read More
March is National Nutrition Month and we are celebrating by discussing the relationship between what you consume, and how it affects the appearance of your skin. What you put into your body reflects your appearance in both negative and positive Read More
We're so excited to sponsor the 2018 Strides Against Skin Cancer 5k/10k race and fun run! Here is everything you need to know about the run or walk, and the cause: Who: Join us, community members and our sponsor, The Read More
While the days are shorter and the sun is less present in winter, it does not mean that your skin is any less vulnerable to skin damage. Outside activities such as skiing, hiking, or walking can leave your skin exposed Read More
Winter is in full swing, which for those with sensitive skin also means struggling with dry and itchy skin. If this sounds like you, there is hope! We have compiled a few at-home remedies for dry skin or itchy skin Read More
Cold sores are one of the most common viral infections. According to the American Academy of Dermatology, more than half of Americans ages 14 to 49 carry the virus that causes cold sores. Cold sores may appear repeatedly for those Read More
Veterans' Day 2017 may be long over, but Anne Arundel Dermatology recently demonstrated its continued appreciation for Veterans by donating 80 specially-designed "Warrior" water bottles to residents of the Charlotte Hall Veterans Home in Prince Frederick, MD. The bottles, which Read More
Excess hair can be embarrassing. However, it doesn't have to be a concern forever. Light-based hair reduction is a fast and simple solution to unwanted hair. This treatment targets unwanted hair with highly concentrated light that attacks the hair's pigment, Read More
December 13th is National Cocoa Day! This year, we're celebrating by using cocoa for much more than just the drink. Cocoa powder doesn't just taste delicious, but it also has many health benefits for your whole body. Here are a Read More
Last month Anne Arundel Dermatology (AAD) sponsored and attended Bountiful Harvest, an annual event held by The Friends of the Light House to benefit The Light House, a homeless prevention support center in Annapolis, MD. Held on Veterans Day at Read More
As the holiday season approaches, picking out that perfect gift can be a struggle. However, it doesn't have to be. Gifting skin care products is a healthy and practical alternative to generic or impersonal gifts. Skin care products can be Read More
One important aspect of correctly treating your skin is knowing which skin type you have. So, in honor of National Healthy Skin Month, here are some helpful tips to determine your skin type. There are three major skin types: dry, Read More
Anne Arundel Dermatology celebrated the opening of its new Kent Island office with an official "big scissor" ribbon cutting ceremony on November 9. Ed Ponatoski, Anne Arundel Dermatology's Executive Chairman and Senior Director of the Board; Steve Wilson and Mark Read More
Now that Halloween is over, don't just let your pumpkin rot! Some might roast pumpkin seeds or make pumpkin pie, but jack-o-lanterns can also serve as the main ingredient in many skin-saving remedies. Pumpkin is defined as a superfood for Read More
As one of the newest members of the Queen Anne's County Chamber of Commerce, Anne Arundel Dermatology attended the Queen Anne's County business & home EXPO, held at the beautiful Chesapeake Bay Beach Club, on Thursday, October 19. Staff enjoyed Read More
Fall has arrived, and it's perfect weather for camping, hiking, mountain biking or just about any outdoor activity. The temperature is low enough that you're not dripping sweat, but high enough that you don't have to wear layer upon layer Read More
Anne Arundel Dermatology attended Perdue's Employee Wellness Fair on October 12, 2017. Held at the Perdue AgriBusiness complex's 900 square-foot Wellness Center, which Perdue Chairman Jim Perdue opened just three years ago, the Fair invited local health care professionals to Read More
Anne Arundel Dermatology attended the Ocean Pines Community Health Fair, held at the Ocean Pines Community Center, for the first time on Saturday, October 7. Dr. Timothy Pearson, who is now seeing patients at offices in both Salisbury and Ocean Read More
Anne Arundel Dermatology recognizes Eczema Awareness Month throughout October with an emphasis on the importance of a healthy body and mind. As the National Eczema Association (NEA) suggests, eczema is not only skin deep. The Association's latest research finds that Read More
Mary Whitlock, RN, represented Anne Arundel Dermatology at the annual iS CANCER CARE SPA DAY, hosted by INNOVATIVE SKINCARE and the Washington Cancer Institute, on October 1. At this very unique annual event, patients undergoing cancer therapy are treated to Read More
Anne Arundel Dermatology is not only committed to providing its patients with the highest quality of care; it's also committed to supporting its local and not-so-local communities through philanthropic efforts. So when Hurricane Harvey hit and affected thousands of people Read More
Anne Arundel Dermatology is determined to serve our patients with top of the line care and products. This month, we are happy to offer a new procedure, Kybella, to improve the appearance of any fat resting beneath the chin, also Read More
Anne Arundel Dermatology had the opportunity to participate in Salisbury University's Student Wellness Fair on August 30, just two days after new and returning students began the 2017-2108 school year. Well over 200 students visited multiple vendors throughout the wellness Read More
On August 30th, Anne Arundel Dermatology and Dr. Timothy Pearson had the great pleasure of participating in the grand opening of the Richard A. Henson Cancer Institute in Ocean Pines. The world-class center offers medical oncology, where patients will receive Read More
Did you know your skin has the ability to naturally reduce the appearance of fine lines, scars or wrinkles all on its own? Through a process called microneedling, also known as dermarolling, tiny needles puncture the top layer of skin Read More
Between whiteheads, blackheads, papules and pustules it can be hard to stay on top of everything you need to know about treating and preventing teen acne. Each type of acne requires varying levels of treatment which can be hard in Read More
Children under the age of 10 are at a high risk for skin and eye damage from UV rays. The skin on their eyelids and around their eyes is more delicate and vulnerable than adult skin. In addition, retinal exposure Read More
Sunscreen can protect your skin from aging and skin cancer, but if it isn't applied correctly, it will be ineffective. You could be making some dangerous mistakes without even knowing! Here are some tips to make sure that you are optimizing the power of your Read More
You don't burn so you won't get skin cancer. There's no such thing as a healthy tan. Any change in your natural skin color is a sign of skin damage. Over time, being in the sun can lead to skin Read More
35% of American adults, 59% of college students and 17% of teens have reported using a tanning bed in their lifetime. Many people believe that using a tanning bed is safer than tanning outside. Unfortunately, that's untrue. Indoor tanning exposes Read More
Dermatitis (eczema) is a very common skin disorder that affects many people. If you're trying to keep flare ups under control and successfully treat your eczema, make sure you understand these helpful tips: You don't need to wash every day. When Read More
What is Photo Rejuvenation? Optimized-light photo rejuvenation is an advanced treatment that improves sun spots, age spots, rosacea, spider veins, capillaries and more. The non-surgical approach to skin renewal can transform your look for the better! The treatment uses Intense Pulsed Read More
There are many misconceptions about acne floating around the internet. You've heard plenty of stories about what causes acne, but how do you know if it's true? We're here to clear things up starting with debunking the top 12 acne myths. Read More
Fungi are nearly everywhere which makes athlete's foot and nail fungal infection easy to stumble upon. Both are ugly, itchy and can make it difficult to walk. Sidestep athlete's foot and toe fungus and keep your feet healthy with these Read More
What is LED Light Therapy? LED Light Therapy is a non-invasive treatment that triggers the body to convert light energy into cell energy without thermal heat. LED light therapy is an effective treatment for aging skin, rosacea, and other skin Read More
What is Pelleve? Refresh your appearance without surgery! The Pelleve Wrinkle Reduction System is a safe and effective, non-invasive skin tightening treatment for facial wrinkles. It works through heat to stimulate collagen production causing the skin to contract and tighten. Read More
What is Light-Based Hair Removal? Light-based hair removal treatments focus highly concentrated light into hair follicles. The pigment within the follicles absorb the light which in turn destroys unwanted hair. During the treatment, the laser light can selectively target certain Read More
During our Glow for Good campaign that ran during the 2016 holiday season, we donated a portion of our proceeds from cosmetic services and products to local charities in the communities we serve. We cannot thank all of our amazing Read More
What are injectables? "Injectables" refers to Neurotoxins, Dermal Fillers, and Sclerotherapy injections that are used to fight signs of aging. These treatments can be combined with anti-aging prevention to lessen the signs of aging. Neurotoxins, also known as Botox, Dysport, Read More
The most remarkable thing about William "Dr. B" Brown – a dermatologist who finished his practice with Anne Arundel Dermatology and retired in 2014 after practicing for over 30 years in Glen Burnie, MD – isn't that he practiced from a wheelchair, Read More
In a continuing effort to provide ongoing quality care for our patients, we've expanded to three new locations, Mt. Airy, Eldersburg and Westminster. We're excited to welcome Dr. Juris Germanas, Ms. Amy Spangler and Ms. Suzanne Cerrone who are experienced in Read More
What are chemical peels? A chemical peel is used to rejuvenate the skin on the face, neck or hands. A chemical solution is applied on the skin that acts as an exfoliator that peels off. The new layer of skin Read More
Since it's so cold out, most of us don't think about lathering on SPF during the winter months. However, this chilly season calls for moisturizing and lip protection. Most of all, it calls for sunscreen since more damage can be caused Read More
What is Microdermabrasion? Microdermabrasion is a non-invasive procedure that exfoliates and removes the superficial layer of dry, dead skin cells with tiny crystals. It helps thicken your collagen, which results in a younger looking complexion. It's an excellent procedure to Read More
What is Micro-needling? Micro-needling, also referred to as dermarolling, uses tiny needles to pierce the skin to allow new collagen to grow. The procedure uses the natural healing abilities of your skin to reduce fine lines, scars and wrinkles. The easy, Read More
What is RevitaLash? RevitaLash is an eyelash stimulating conditioner that is applied alongside the lashline to help grow longer, thicker, and stronger lashes. It is ophthalmologist tested and proven to be safe and effective. It is also hypoallergenic, non-irritating, dermatologist-approved, Read More
November is Healthy Skin Month and we're focusing on the ways that stress can wreak havoc on your skin. Let's face it: stress happens to everyone but when you learn to manage it, your skin will be grateful. If you are Read More
What are neurotoxins? Neurotoxins, also known as Botox, Dysport, and Xeomin are injectable solutions that temporarily block nerve receptors in the muscle, preventing lines and wrinkles from forming. They can be used to treat muscle stiffness, muscle spasms, excessive sweating, and Read More
What are dermal fillers? As you age, your skin loses elasticity and begins to sag. Dermal fillers diminish facial lines and restore volume to your face. These fillers reverse this by plumping treated areas. They can plump thin lips, enhance shallow contours, soften Read More
What is Sclerotherapy? Sclerotherapy is a medical procedure used to eliminate spider veins. It involved an injection of a solution directly into the vein which irritates the lining of the blood vessel, causing it to swell and clot, forcing blood Read More
What is Dermaplaning? Dermaplaning is a safe and highly effective way of exfoliation. During the procedure, a blade shaves and removes the top-most layer of dead skin and unwanted vellus hairs, the baby-fine hairs on your face. In less than Read More
Over the next two months, Anne Arundel Dermatology will be attending events in North Beach, Hagerstown and Annapolis to promote healthy skin. When you visit our custom-designed van, you can enter to win a $500 Amazon gift card grand prize, Read More
Mohs surgery, also known as "chemosurgery" is a procedure that is one of the most effective treatments for skin cancer. The surgical application has high patient satisfaction, high cure rates, low reoccurrence rates, best cosmetic results of any treatment and Read More
In a continuing effort to provide ongoing quality care for our patients, we've expanded to our new location in Rockville, Maryland. We'd like to welcome Dr. Walter Giblin, Dr. Anita Iyer and Dr. Stephen Krivda who bring more than 60 years Read More
Despite the 115 degree weather this past Saturday, Anne Arundel Dermatology and 110 Kids participated in the 11th Annual Youth Fishing Derby at Romancoke Pier. We were so happy to help educate everyone on skin cancer prevention and provide free Read More
In a continuing effort to provide ongoing quality care for our patients, we've expanded to our new location in Towson, Maryland. We'd like to welcome Dr. Jill Allbritton who brings more than 20 years of dermatologic experience to our practice. Read More
In a continuing effort to provide ongoing quality care for our patients, we've expanded to our new location in Owings Mills, Maryland. We'd like to welcome Dr. Risa Jampel, a board certified dermatologist since 1987. She enjoys seeing patients of Read More
On Wednesday, July 13th, Anne Arundel Dermatology joined with the Queen Anne's County 4-H at the "Be Sun Safe" program at the Kent Island library. Approximately twenty children attended this program and Ms. Sally Rosenberry was the lead educator. She brought an Read More
On July 8th, dozens of volunteers gathered at the site that would soon become Angel Park to kick off its construction. Angel Park is not just a park…it holds a special meaning to the community. After losing their son Ryan Read More
We're thrilled to welcome Dr. Hon Pak to our practice. Board-certified in Dermatology, Dr. Pak went attend The George Washington University School of Medicine & Health Sciences. He is a distinguished graduate of the United States Military Academy, and received his medical degree Read More
The best prevention for skin cancer is to be proactive. Understanding the different types of skin cancer and their warning signs will help you to stay alert and in touch with what is going on with your skin. Skin cancers Read More
We're excited to launch our "Practice Safe Sun" campaign, an initiative to provide free sunscreen and chapstick across the state of Maryland to inform consumers about the importance of protecting their skin. Skin cancer can strike at ANY TIME or Read More
The Second Annual Miles for Melanoma 5K Walk/Run took place on Saturday, April 23, 2016 at Kent Island High School in Stevensville, MD. With over ___ participants, the event raised $45,060 and counting, almost reaching the fundraising goal. We want to Read More
With your busy schedule, visiting the dermatologist may be last on your list of priorities and yearly medical appointments. Not only can a dermatologist diagnose skin cancer, but they can also help identify skin problems that you may think are harmless. Here Read More
We attended the B'more Healthy Expo at the Baltimore Convention Center on March 19th. It was a great time and we were able to provide over 147 sun-exposed skin screenings. During the day, we discovered: 7 clinically atypical moles – These Read More
Did you know that Maryland has the 7th highest rate of new melanoma diagnoses nationwide? And did you know that each year there are more new cases of skin cancer than the combined incidence of cancers of the breast, prostate, lung Read More
There are so many things out in the world that can negatively affect your skin, even if you follow a daily skin care routine. Think about everything you've touched today and how many times you've touched your face.. It's probably Read More
Most people tan because they want a healthy glow, but tanning beds are anything but healthy. The Food and Drug Administration recently proposed a nationwide ban on indoor tanning for people under the age of 18. Exposure to UV light Read More
What are Facials? Facials are applications to remove the outer layer of skin providing facial rejuvenation. The new skin exposed beneath is smoother and less wrinkled than the old skin. A facial uses serums and products to clean Read More
Winter is approaching, which means it will be time to enjoy outdoor activities, such as skiing, snowboarding and snow tubing. Sports enthusiasts are at an increased risk of exposure to the sun's UV rays, so it's important to take precaution. Most Read More
Our Prince Frederick office is now offering cosmetic services and products to address a variety of skin concerns, and we want to celebrate! Whether it's fine wrinkles, skin tone & texture, freckles, age spots, rosacea, unwanted hair and more, we have a Read More
Our Hagerstown office is now offering cosmetic services and products to address a variety of skin concerns, and we want to celebrate! Join us at our Hagerstown Cosmetic Open House for an afternoon of refreshments, special giveaways, consults with medical Read More
Are you a teen struggling with acne? If you are, you're not alone. Acne is the most common skin disorder in the United States and it currently affects 60 million people. 85% of all people will have acne at some Read More
The winter air increases dryness, flaking, chaffing and redness on your skin. The cold air will be here before you know it. There is no better time to get started on your winter skin regiment. Here are some tips to consider: Read More
From August 4th – September 1st, we ran our "Spot the Van" campaign. Our van was out on the road visiting the communities we serve to raise awareness about skin cancer. Some of our stops included Graul's Market and Green Read More
Starting August 4th and running through September 1st, Anne Arundel Dermatology will be hosting events across Maryland to promote healthy skin. When you visit our custom-designed van, you can enter to win a $500 Visa gift card, receive exclusive Read More
We want to thank everyone for your help in making our Skin Cancer Awareness Month campaign extremely successful. With your assistance, our practice was able to spread the word about the importance of early detection and encourage people to get Read More
Melanoma is by far the deadliest form of skin cancer. Early detection of melanoma can significantly reduce mortality. The risk of dying from skin cancer is directly related to the depth of the cancer, which is directly related to Read More
The First Annual Miles for Melanoma 5K Walk/Run took place on Sunday, April 26, 2015 at Kent Island High School in Stevensville, MD. With over 350 participants, the event raised $44,809 and counting, almost double the original fundraising goal. We Read More
In this last installment of the pediatric skin condition series, we are going to take a look at some of the skin conditions that affect young people between 13-19. Acne Almost 8 in 10 teens have acne. It is so Read More
We have been writing a series on skin conditions that are commonly identified in our pediatric patients. This post focuses specifically on rashes and skin issues that affect children between the ages of 5-12 and how to best diagnosis them. Read More
In the first blog post of this series, we focused on skin conditions that typically affect infants. This installment will help you to understand common skin conditions that occur in toddlers and how to diagnosis them. Impetigo Impetigo is one Read More
Did you know that Maryland has the 7th highest rate of new melanoma diagnoses nationwide among White residents, who are the highest risk for melanoma? And did you know that each year there are more new cases of skin cancer than Read More
We hosted an Open House event to celebrate our new Hagerstown office on February 27th. If you are interested in learning more about our dermatologists, services and new office location, visit https://aadermatology.com/locations/hagerstown-md-location/. Read More
As parents, it is always unnerving when rashes or blemishes appear on your baby. To help better understand some common skin conditions and how to diagnosis them, we have put together a resource guide for you. Baby acne Baby acne Read More
The American Academy of Dermatology and the Maryland Dermatologic Society hosted a free skin cancer screening in the House Office Building in Annapolis on February 4, 2015. While the AAD and MDS is supporting trying to pass legislation to prohibit Read More
Our very own Dr. Kang and Dr. Marquart with colleagues, Dr. Saini and Dr. Curtin recently attended an event hosted by the American Academy of Dermatology & Major League Baseball at Camden Yards to educate the community about skin cancer Read More
Acne is a pain. No one wants to go back to school with red, oily skin. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to minimize acne and maintain clear skin. Clean Slate: This is the best and most simple advice Read More
Unfortunately, one in five Americans will develop some form of skin cancer during the course of their lifetime. While we all enjoy being outdoors during this fun and relaxing time of year, dermatologists are compelled to encourage our patients to Read More
You think that a little color on your skin is fine, right? That it gives you a healthy "glow" and helps keep your skin clear. A quick trip to the tanning salon can't wreak too much havoc on your skin, Read More
Here at Anne Arundel Dermatology, we are committed to spreading the message of skin cancer awareness and keeping our community safe and healthy. This spring, we participated in many community outreach events spreading the message of skin cancer awareness and Read More
Have you noticed those fine lines in your face are starting to show more? You want to do something about it, but you don't want to go down the route of injections or surgery? Well, you are in luck. Our Read More
This is an annual event where students and staff walk laps around the school's parking lot in a dual effort to raise funds and take on a healthier lifestyle. We had a team of people handing out t-shirts and information about Read More
The Surgery Center participated in this event raising money and promoting awareness for Melanoma. The event created a sense of pride and teamwork. Everyone did an amazing job, and we have some incredible athletes… Mike Davis won the entire event Read More
PCA Perfecting Neck & Decollete provides rapid results for smoother, younger-looking skin, reversing the appearance of sun damage. It contains the newest generation of peptides to minimize fine lines and wrinkles, as well as grape fruit cell extract which is Read More
Anne Arundel Dermatology prides themselves in providing the best care available for their patients. Physician assistants (PAs) are a integral part of the patient/physician relationship. PAs are healthcare professionals licensed or credentialed to practice medicine with physician supervision. As part Read More
With Skin Cancer Awareness Month and Melanoma Monday a little over a month away, we are reminded of the importance of checking your skin for suspicious spots. It is a common misconception that skin cancer only effects people with fair skin tones. In fact, Read More
Choose your ballot area and vote! Our categories include (vote in as many categories as you like): Cosmetic Injections Dermal Fillers Chemical Peel Microdermabrasion Procedure Laser Skin Treatment Laser Hair Removal BALLOT AREAS Annapolis Ballot Eastern Shore Ballot West County Ballot Read More
Are you tired of covering and concealing your skin imperfections? With Photo rejuvenation at Anne Arundel Dermatology you can get back to the clear, youthful skin you desire, quickly, easily, and with minimal downtime. Optimized-light photo rejuvenation treatment is an Read More
1 in 5 Americans will develop Skin Cancer. DON'T LET IT BE YOU! As part of Anne Arundel Dermatology's ongoing commitment to the community to raise skin cancer awareness we will be offering FREE Sun Exposed Skin Cancer Screenings at Read More
Now You and Your Friends and Family Can Save on Cosmetic Services! Refer your friends and family for cosmetic services they have not experienced with us and receive $20 towards a future cosmetic service at any Anne Arundel Dermatology location. Read More
Get Radiant Skin by Clearing Unwanted Pigment and Blood Vessels Stop covering and concealing your skin imperfections—and get back to the clear, youthful skin you desire, quickly, easily, and with minimal downtime. It's possible with optimized-light photo rejuvenation treatment – Read More
November is National Healthy Skin Month and Anne Arundel Dermatology is celebrating by reminding you to take a second during this busy holiday season to look at your skin! Here are a few tips on how to keep your skin Read More
May is skin cancer awareness month and we are joining the American Academy of Dermatology to spread the message about prevention and detection. Prevention: Skin cancer prevention starts with protecting your skin from the sun's harmful rays. If you don't Read More
May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month and we would like to spread the message about early detection and prevention. What is skin cancer? Skin cancer is the most common type of cancer in the world, and more than 3.5 million Read More
It's no secret that colder temps and the winter season wreak havoc on your skin. The heat you turn up to stay warm and toasty significantly dries out your skin and the frigid temperatures outside cause more dryness and cracking. Read More
One in five Americans will develop skin cancer over the course of their lifetime. According to the American Cancer Society, there will be more than 2 million cases of Basal cell and Squamous cell carcinomas and more than 75,000 cases Read More
This month, before you dive into your Thanksgiving dinner or shop till you drop on Black Friday, take a good long look at your skin from head to toe. While November is traditionally known for the Thanksgiving holiday: the food, Read More
In our last post, we discussed essential ingredients that can be found in a variety of products. In this post, we will discuss the three essential steps and products that need to be a part of your skin care routine. Read More
Anyone who is concerned about their skin care knows the overwhelming experience that choosing the right product can create. For some, obtaining clear skin isn't a simple feat; it takes a sincere approach to understanding how skin care ingredients and products Read More
Healthier skin is making news on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. Visit the new location for Anne Arundel Dermatology on Kent Island in Stevensville, Maryland for general, surgical and cosmetic dermatology services. Make an appointment to see our providers: Lisa Read More
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Talk:Orthodox Church
bride of Christ / body of Christ: I think they're epithets, not titles. I'll look into that and report back.
I think the usage for something like pope or ecumenical patriarch or bishop is like the terms mom and dad. If I'm referring to my mom, it's lowercase. If I'm using Mom as her name — e.g., "That's not what Mom would do!" — then it's uppercase. I wish I had my CMOS with me. Better yet, I wish they'd put the CMOS online. --Basil 23:07, 15 Jan 2005 (CST)
- After research, they are indeed epithets. See Dictionary.com for epithet. In addition to the example of "The Great Emancipator" as an epithet for President Lincoln, see also Chicago Manual of Style - Q & A - Capitalization, Titles. The CMOS also prefers not to capitalize nouns like pope unless being used as a title (i.e., with a name): Pope Benign XXI. That's earlier on that same page. --Basil 23:34, 15 Jan 2005 (CST)
Other names (Greek, Russian, etc)
- (especially in the contemporary West) as the Eastern Orthodox Church or the Greek Orthodox Church
In terms of giving examples of other (overly limited) names to the Orthodox Church, shouldn't Russian Orthodox Church be included here? --Dpr 23:38, 12 Oct 2005 (EDT)
While both Greek Orthodox and Eastern Orthodox are terms used to refer to the Orthodox Church as a whole, Russian Orthodox doesn't see that sort of usage. In a real sense, all Orthodox are both "Greek" and "Eastern," though one certainly wouldn't say that they're all "Russian." This is not an attribution that the contemporary West seems to make, either. ——Dcn. Andrew talk random contribs 07:00, 13 Oct 2005 (EDT)
Proposed Addition/Section on Beliefs and Practices
The following points were included on the Wikipedia article on Catholicism. Wondering if this should be added in some form to this article here? (with the addition also of the Nicean-Constinopolitan Creed to the list below). It sounds like it was taken from an Orthodox source to begin with anyways.
- Direct and continuous organizational descent from the original church founded by Jesus. (Mt 16:18).
- Belief that the Eucharist is really, truly, and objectively the Body and Blood of Christ, through the Real Presence.
- Possession of the "threefold ordained ministry" of Bishops, Priests and Deacons.
- All ministers are ordained by, and subject to, Bishops, who pass down sacramental authority by the "laying-on of hands", having themselves been ordained in a direct line of succession from the Apostles.
- Belief that the Church is the vessel and deposit of the fullness of the teachings of Jesus and the Apostles from which the Scriptures were formed. This teaching is preserved in both written Scripture and in unwritten Tradition, neither being independent of the other.
- A belief in the necessity of sacraments.
- The use of sacred images, candles, vestments and music, and often incense and water, in worship.
- Veneration of Mary, the mother of Jesus as the Blessed Virgin Mary or Theotokos, and veneration of the saints. (Catholics do not worship Mary, as is often claimed by anti-Catholics.)
- The use of prayer for the dead.
- Requests to the departed saints for intercessory prayers.
- Angellight 888 21:17, September 23, 2008 (UTC)
January 1, 2010 changes
I see that the Orthodox Christian Church is now like the Protestants It is a bunch of individual churches that did not come into existence until the eleventh century and that are individual churches The changes of January 1, 2010 need to be reverted to the previous text. Where is the earlier history! Wsk 22:37, January 1, 2010 (UTC)
Agreed. These seem to be the edits of someone promoting a Roman Catholic perspective. To say that the Orthodox Church has apostolic succession does not imply that Catholics do not, and this is an article on the Orthodox Church -- I see no reason to have added that the Catholic Church has apostolic succession. --Fr Lev 02:25, January 2, 2010 (UTC)
Labeling the Church "Catholic" or "Orthodox" is historically anachronistic and dishonest. In short, if you call the Church before the Great Schism the "Orthodox Church," you are bearing false witness because that identity did not develop until after the Schism. I believe there is a commandment regarding bearing false witness, or am I mistaken?--Maximustheconfessor 02:31, January 2, 2010 (UTC)
So what do you label the Church prior to the Great Schism -- the Roman Catholic Church? If so, that would be no less "anachronistic and dishonest" than you claim the original article here is. But truth be told, both the Orthodox and the Roman Catholic Church claim that they are (respectively) the Church founded by Jesus Christ. And it is historically false to claim, not to say anachronistic and dishonest, to suggest that the Orthodox Church did not develop its identity until after the Schism! OrthodoxWiki is an Orthodox encyclopedia and it represents a mainstream Orthodox view by design. This includes the fundamental assumption that today's Orthodox Church is the Church of the Fathers, the Church of the Ecumenical Councils, the Church founded by Jesus Christ. Rome says the same of itself, and I could not fault a Roman encyclopedia for saying as much. To claim that the Orthodox saying as much is "bearing false witness" is an attempt to introduce a polemical spirit where none was intended. --Fr Lev 03:45, January 2, 2010 (UTC)
1. I didn't say that the pre-Schism Church is necessarily Catholic. 2. You introduced the polemical spirit when you said, "These seem to be the edits of someone promoting a Roman Catholic perspective." 3. The Orthodox identity can only be said to exist after the Great Schism since before that time none within the Church thought of themselves as somehow different from Christian believers in the West. The fact that an Orthodox identity developed after the Schism is evident in the slow realization of the division. 4. You will also do well to read Latin documents, which clearly say "Christ's Church subsistit in the Catholic Church"--that is their position in their own words. 5. If you are going to sit here and claim that the Christians faithful to Christ's Church before the Schism in any way thought of themselves in the same way that modern Orthodox Christians do, you are bearing false witness and flat out lying. Consider the argument so often given that people in the eastern Mediterranean, although Greek-speaking, thought of themselves as Romans and did not cease to think of those in the West as also Roman. The situation of the pre-Schism Church was just like that. You might be able to say that the Church was "Orthodox" in belief, but you cannot say it was "Orthodox" in identity because such an identity did not exist.--Maximustheconfessor 04:12, January 2, 2010 (UTC)
You wrote: ' You introduced the polemical spirit when you said, "These seem to be the edits of someone promoting a Roman Catholic perspective."' I intended nothing polemical in that statement, nor is it fair to construe it as such, unless you think "Roman Catholic" is a term of opprobrium, which I do not. I simply inferred that the nature of the edits suggest that the author is promoting a RC view on this Orthodox website, and I don't think it has a place in the article. --Fr Lev 00:35, January 3, 2010 (UTC)
I don't think it would be right to use most of the forms before the new year since they are not faithful to Church history. They are full of anachronism. I'd much rather tell the truth than produce articles that present both an ignorant view of history, and help to create an image of Orthodox Christians as academically dishonest. An Orthodox view would be one that is faithful to history and faith, not one that invents a past to justify a present, a viewpoint Orthodox believers still suffer today.--Maximustheconfessor 03:21, January 3, 2010 (UTC)
- Maximustheconfessor, Just to add a some thought on this - a community is in some part, what it believes about itself. The community that calls itself the Orthodox Church does believe that it the same church as the church of the seven Holy Ecumenical Councils. And that church believed that it was keeping the faith of the first apostles. The Church is became known as the Orthodox Church only after it needed to be call something to avoid confusion.
- This website is about the Orthodox Church. I think everyone wants it to be as accurate as it can be, and even to expose widespread falsehoods. But the website does have a point of view. See OrthodoxWiki:Style Manual (Point of View) .
- As for the change addressed here, the Orthodox Church is one church, it is a local community of believers gathered around their bishop who is of the same mind as his fellow bishops (both in time and in locations). How one can be many, and how many can be one, is just part of The Church. This article is about the Orthodox Church. There are other articles about the churches on this site. - Andy 16:09, January 4, 2010 (UTC)
Maximustheconfessor, please don't change the article to suggest that the Church started in the year 1054, that is both wrong and absurd. - Andy 17:54, April 12, 2010 (UTC)
What is "The Orthodox Church" ?
I am asking for some consensus on this article. It is my understanding (and it seems to be the point of view of the articles in the rest of this web site), the Orthodox Church is the Church. It did not start when one see broke off from the others; it has a history that can be traced backed to the beginning.
There are many areas where this article can be improved, but changing the focus of the article, on how it appeared to "have arisen in parts of Eastern Europe and the Middle East after the Great Schism in 1054 A.D" does not improve it. One can just look at the rest of the website for a whole millennium of church history before the schism.
I do not believe that this article is primarily about the name "Orthodox Church" it is about the Orthodox Church. Am I wrong? - Andy 15:44, April 13, 2010 (UTC)
- Lets keep it short and sweet. I think you are exactly correct on this point Andy. And in addition, also on the basis of OrthodoxWiki:Style Manual (Point of View), the last edit by Maximustheconfessor should be immediately undone! Please undo the changes and restore the article to its proper form. Angellight 888 03:38, April 14, 2010 (UTC)


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Antonyms of palm
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