Is there any non surgical treatment for lipedema level 1? Or does Radiofrequency help with lipedema? (Photo)

Taylor Made than you for sharing your photos. Not every varicose vein needs to be treated before lipedema reduction surgery, however, when there are either some large varicose veins or a large number of smaller varicose veins it is best to get them treated before lipedema reduction surgery. ...

Lipedema is a subcutaneous adipose tissue disease. One of the characteristics of lipedema is firm nodules in the subcutaneous tissue. These nodules tend to be evenly distributed and grape to walnut in size. Dercum's disease is another subcutaneous adipose tissue disease that is associated with...

Fatanstic, Thank you for sharing your photos. Lipedema is a disproportionate inflammatory subcutaneous fat disorder that affects the extremities of women. You have swelling symptoms that could be caused by lipedema and your legs are slightly increased in size compared to your waist. However...

Lipigirl thank you for sharing your photos. I am sorry to hear about your complications during recovery. You likely have some increased fibrosis but I dont see any evidence for lymphatic injury. You have several options. You could give your healing more time and then have revision surgery. You...

Exuberant thank you for sharing your photos. From your photos, your legs are much larger than your abdomen / waist. This is one sign of lipedema. However, there are multiple criteria for lipedema. They include heavy, swollen, and tender tissue. The presence of fibrotic nodules and other sign...

MaQuinn, The short answer to your question is that it looks like you have lipedema. One of the hallmarks of lipedema is disproportionate subcutaneous fat accumulation on the legs and arms. Or simply, fat tissue on your legs that is out of proportion to the rest of your body. There are other...