I have over 60 lipomas on my upper legs and some on my arms as well. If I have them removed will they just grow back? (photo)

You really need to seek a consultation to determine whether these lumps are lipomas or something more concerning. Lipomas can be removed. They don't directly cause blood clots. However, surgery to remove them under deep sedation or general anesthesia can result in blood clots forming in your...

Yes, Medicare will cover your procedure (you will have an applicable coinsurance and/or deductible!) if your lipoma is growing or causing pain. With a 4" lipoma, it may be best to see a general surgeon as this may or may not be something that could be done in-office; it may need to be done at a...

You most likely have the diagnosis of familial lipomatosis (other family members will have the same problem). Lipomatosis is believed to be a dominant trait in which multiple lipomas are present. Most are discrete, encapsulated lipomas on the trunk and extremities.Although they may increase with...