The hard hematoma on my forehead that results from a lipoma remover from the area seems to have liquefied , tho the center is still hard the around it is now soft on touch but i cant feel it.... i dont see my doctor till later this week. What is happening to my head
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September 26, 2016
Answer: Complications after lipoma removal on forehead
Feel free to run at the gym without worrying about the effect on lipomas. No one knows exactly what causes lipomas (fatty tumors under the skin) but they are very common. Some people have multiple -10 or 100 or more, which can run in families and therefore likely related to a genetic...
Thank you for sharing your question and I am sorry to hear of your hematoma issues after lipoma removal. Though distressing, if the hematoma is small, your body will gradually break down the blood and absorb it in the first 2 weeks after surgery. As it has been several days since surgery, I ...
I have taken out as many as 80 small lipomas in a day in one operative setting, but currently limit it to about 45-55, still quite a few. Coding for subcutaneous lesion, tumor excision, based on body location, is submitted to the insurance company, and usually they cover the procedure codes a...
