Lipoma

Examples of Lipoma Removal Results

Our Approach to Treat Lipomas

What Is a Lipoma?

A lipoma is a benign fatty lump that develops beneath the skin, forming a soft and movable mass. It is often discovered incidentally, as it usually causes no pain or discomfort. Unlike other subcutaneous growths, a lipoma has a supple texture and can be gently shifted under the skin without resistance. Although it can appear almost anywhere on the body, it is most commonly found on the torso, neck, shoulders, arms, and thighs,areas where subcutaneous fat is more abundant.

Lipomas tend to grow slowly, sometimes over the course of several years, and typically remain moderate in size. However, some can become larger and attract attention due to their visible appearance or impact on daily comfort. While most lipomas appear as single growths, some individuals may develop multiple due to a genetic predisposition. Although they are harmless and not a health risk, lipomas can raise aesthetic concerns or cause discomfort if they press on nearby structures.

The exact cause of lipomas is still unclear, but several factors may contribute to their development, including hereditary factors, local trauma, and potential metabolic imbalances. Each lipoma behaves differently—some remain small and unobtrusive for a lifetime, while others may require medical attention or removal.

If you discover a lump under your skin that raises questions or concerns, it is always recommended to consult a healthcare professional to confirm the diagnosis and explore treatment options if needed.

Lipoma

Our Approach

• Clinical Examination

• Diagnosis

• Lipoma Removal

Examples of Treatment Options for Lipomas