Do you think this could be causing this pressure. It is not really big. The pain radiates from exactly the area under the lipoma. I don't have diabetes but have osteoarthritis. I do recall within the last 3 months when walking, out of no where, this pain presented in this area. I noted it but discounted it and didn't give it a thought. It was like an electric shock. What do you think? I asked my Dr. For a surgical referral. I don't have the pain now. I did have a total knee replacement 2012 at HSS/NYC
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Answer: Recommend getting the lipoma surgically removed
I understand your concern and hope your are recovering from your surgery smoothly. It is not uncommon for lipomas to occur in clusters, some other times they appear as discrete lumps distributed all over the body. Lipomas are mostly slow benign deposition of fat cells wich are encapulated. W...
From your description of your appearance after the removal of your forehead lipoma, I would say the change is almost certainly due to the swelling that occurred after the procedure. Your appearance should return to normal after the swelling improves over the next several days.
During the acute healing after removal of lipoma one would expect to see a contour deformity. Over time the body will remodel the tissues. If one has a deformity after six months then further treatment may be performed. I would recommend observation for my patients for at least 3-6 months. G...