Aesthetics Lipoma

A lipoma is a soft, rubbery, and usually painless growth made up of fat cells. It typically grows slowly just under the skin and can appear on areas like the back, shoulders, arms, or thighs. Although harmless, some patients opt for removal if the lump causes discomfort, restricts movement, or affects appearance.

Aesthetics-focused lipoma removal is a minor surgical procedure often done under local anesthesia. It involves making a small incision and excising the fatty mass. The wound is closed with stitches, and healing is quick with minimal scarring, especially when handled by a skilled surgeon.