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Pigmentation & Texture Disorders

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Your skin tells a story — but not every mark, patch, or spot needs to be permanent.

Whether you're dealing with sun damage, discoloration, or chronic texture issues like keratosis pilaris, Biltmore Dermatology offers expert diagnosis, real answers, and treatment plans tailored to your skin's needs — and your goals.

What Are Pigmentation and Texture Disorders?

These conditions affect how your skin looks, feels, and ages. They can involve:

  • Hyperpigmentation (dark patches or spots)
  • Hypopigmentation (light or white patches)
  • Uneven tone or mottling
  • Chronic roughness or bumpiness

Most are not dangerous, but they can cause emotional frustration, social discomfort, and confusion about what's normal — and what isn't.

At Biltmore Dermatology, we help you separate fact from fear — and build a treatment plan that makes sense.

Conditions We Treat

Brown Spots / Age Spots

Also known as liver spots or solar lentigines, these are flat brown patches caused by years of sun exposure. They're common with age but can be lightened or removed if desired.
Learn more about Brown Spots / Age Spots

Melasma

Melasma causes patchy brown or gray-brown discoloration, often on the face. It's influenced by hormones, sun exposure, and sometimes medications. We offer treatments that manage melasma safely, especially for skin of color.
Learn more about Melasma

Sun Damage

Years of UV exposure can lead to discoloration, roughness, and premature aging — sometimes showing up as early as your 30s. We help repair visible damage and monitor for signs that need closer attention.
Learn more about Sun Damage

Vitiligo

Vitiligo is an autoimmune condition that causes loss of pigment in patches. While not harmful, it can be deeply emotional. We offer compassionate evaluation and management options for patients of all skin tones.
Learn more about Vitiligo

Keratosis Pilaris

Keratosis pilaris causes small, rough bumps — often on the arms, thighs, or cheeks. It's common, chronic, and often dismissed — but with proper skin care and treatment, it can improve.
Learn more about Keratosis Pilaris

Why These Conditions Deserve Attention

Just because something isn't life-threatening doesn't mean it's not affecting your quality of life. We treat conditions that impact how you see yourself — and how you feel in your skin. You deserve care that looks past severity and focuses on what matters to you.

Why Choose Biltmore Dermatology?

  • 23+ years of dermatology experience
  • Board-certified dermatology provider Ryan T. Patterson, NP-C, DCNP
  • Expertise across all skin tones and textures
  • Patient-first care — not cosmetic hard-sells
  • Trusted by patients across Terre Haute, Vincennes, and surrounding Indiana communities

Skin confidence starts with understanding. We help you get both.

No referral is needed. Walk in today. Stay for the care and expertise.

Come for answers. Come for relief. Come for the care. Contact Us

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