Lipoma Located in Muscle Have to Be Removed Surgically?

How risky it is to remove an intramuscular lipoma depends on how big it is and if it's surrounding nerves, blood vessels, tendons, or ligaments. An MRI can help with this. You may need a surgeon who specializes in surgery of the upper extremity (orthopedic or plastic surgeons can both have this specialty) to make sure muscle and nerve function are preserved with removal.

Any intramuscular lipoma should be imaged with an MRI.  This is best done at a center that has surgical oncologists, musculoskeltal oncologists,  and plastic and reconstructive surgeons who work togehter in a multidisciplinary fashion

No one can properly advise you if you should have an inside the muscle lipoma without a lot more information. The size of the lipoma, the muscle(s) it is in, its location, its growth pattern and proximity to nerves / blood vessels, among other factors - would influence the decision. You would benefit from a MRI which will give you a lot of this information and help you decide.

Intramuscular lipoma is very difficult to assess on examination, and should have an MRI.

It should be removed totally and surgically.

No other option available