Lipoma is a fatty tissue growth that develops gradually within the skin. People of any age can develop a lipoma, and it can occur on the neck, shoulders, forearms, arms, and thighs. They are usually classified as tumors, benign, or fatty growth. Lipoma treatment is not necessary unless it is bothering you.
There are many types of tumors, but a lipoma is usually identified with characteristics like being soft to the touch, moving easily when prodded with your finger, being just under the skin, being colorless, and growing slowly. The lipoma is painful when it is compressing a never under the skin.
Some of the lipoma symptoms include the following.
In many cases, lipomas don’t require treatment. But if the condition is pestering you, dermatologists can perform surgery to remove it. Lipoma surgeries are safe and usually prove effective. Patients can return home on the same day.
Is there any new treatment for lipoma? The dermatologist may recommend liposuction to remove the lipoma. The procedure involves using a long and thin needle to remove fatty tissues from the growth.
Lipoma removal cost depends on various factors like the dermatologist’s experience, the clinic’s location, the complexities involved in the condition and the treatment, infrastructure or the type of treatment used, etc. But usually, lipoma removal cost starts from Rs. 7000 and its average cost is Rs. 15000.
Lipoma is a fatty tissue growth that develops gradually within the skin. People of any age can develop a lipoma, and it can occur on the neck, shoulders, forearms, arms, and thighs. They are usually classified as tumors, benign, or fatty growth. Lipoma treatment is not necessary unless it is bothering you.
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If the lipoma is causing pain and discomfort and affecting the nearby regions, you must get it removed with the help of a dermatologist.
Lipomas grow slowly and develop within a timeframe that involves months or years. In most cases, they remain relatively small. In many cases, they also remain stable and don’t grow once they’ve reached a particular size.
You shouldn’t squeeze a lipoma, as doing so may lead to infection. Besides, if the sac isn’t entirely removed, it can penetrate the skin even deeper and form again. If you want to remove a lipoma, you must visit a dermatologist, who will assess it and might suggest surgical removal. It will involve making a small cut and squeezing out the contents.