Xanthelasma Removal

Before and After: Yellow Cholesterol Deposits Removed

Our Approach to Treating Xanthelasma

What Is Xanthelasma?

Xanthelasma is a type of skin lesion made up of yellowish cholesterol deposits that appear under the surface of the skin, most commonly on or around the eyelids. These soft, flat, or slightly raised patches are usually painless and non-cancerous, but they can become more noticeable over time.

Xanthelasma is more common in individuals with high cholesterol, liver conditions, or genetic predispositions, though it can also occur in people with normal cholesterol levels.

While harmless from a medical standpoint, many patients choose to have xanthelasma removed for cosmetic reasons, especially when it affects the appearance of the eyes.

Xanthelasma (Fatty Bumps on Eyelids)

Our Approach to Xanthelasma Removal

• Comprehensive clinical assessment of the eyelids and surrounding skin
• Selection of the most suitable removal technique
• Safe and effective treatment focused on minimal scarring

Effective solutions for treating xanthelasma (cholesterol deposits)