Lipoma
Safe, in-office removal of benign fatty growths to restore comfort and confidence.
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Condition Overview
Lipomas are benign, slow-growing fatty growths beneath the skin. They are typically soft andµpainless but may become noticeable or uncomfortable. Evaluation helps confirm diagnosis and determine if removal is needed.
Signs & Symptoms
Soft, rubbery lump under the skin
Slow-growing mass
Smooth or rubbery texture
Usually painless
May cause pressure or discomfort
Why It Happens
Genetic predisposition
Abnormal fat cell growth
Family history of lipomas
Age-related changes
Available Treatments
When to Take the Next Step
Lipomas are typically benign, but changes in size, comfort, or appearance may warrant evaluation. Professional assessment helps confirm the diagnosis and determine if removal is appropriate.
Signs It’s Time for a Visit
If symptoms persist, consider a professional evaluation.
A lump that is growing or changing
Pain, tenderness, or discomfort
Cosmetic concerns due to visibility
Uncertainty about the nature of a lump
Interference with daily movement or clothing
This May Be Right For You
Active Treatment
1–2 Weeks
Most patients see visible improvement, with consistency key to lasting results.
