Should a Plastic Surgeon Remove Non-encapsulated Infiltrating Lipoma in Deltoid Muscle? Doctor Answers, Tips
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Should a Plastic Surgeon Remove Non-encapsulated Infiltrating Lipoma in Deltoid Muscle?

I have been told that general surgeon would be fine but i just recently had 2 strokes and am concerned about anesthesia

2 Doctor Answers | Asked by Harleycat
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Choosing a lipoma surgeon

Regardless of whether you have a general surgeon or a plastic surgeon, you will need anesthesia to remove the lipoma. So anesthesia is not a deciding point.
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Removal

A plastic surgeon or a general surgeon could remove this lipoma. After two strokes anesthesia should be your concern

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Harleycat 24 Aug 2012
thank you for your responce doctor!

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