Is there treatment for lipoma apart from operation?
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Lipomas are common under the skin in some people.  Some people have many of them removed.  They are almost always benign.  I don't know any other treatment other than to excise them under a little local anesthetic.  Your doctor should be able to do this in his office.
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It's not liposuction, this requires surgical incisions and have cannulas inserted underneath your layers of skin.\n\nIt may be the new technique called smart liposuction, but this also needs a few tiny incisions to be made.\n\nOther techniques are: endormology, thermage, mesotherapy
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Surgery is another option.  You might think that's a bit extreme, but the outcome is permanent and it will improve your quality of life if it's affecting you so badly at the moment.  There are other options too, have a look at the website below.
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You havee to loose weight. You can't target one area without surgery.
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Look here ---> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lipoma
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ummmmm... liposuction... despite popular belief, it is not possible to slim only one area of your body, fat is burned all over your body... all of the leg workouts in the world won't slim only your legs, what's worse is the muscle build up could make them look larger if you work them too hard... cardio workouts will slim your whole body, look it up... medically there is substantial evidence that you can not target a single area for fat loss (without surgery...)
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Fluid retention?\nHave you managed to start eating and 'exercising' a bit? What does the surgeon think about this?\nHow long ago was the op done?
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I have not had surgery done, I am actually happy being curvy and am expecting a child so its only right for me to be.\n\nHowever, a lot of plastic surgeons are not real surgeons, if you get a cheap deal that does NOT mean quality. Certain people can acquire equipment to perform cosmetic surgeries offline or on  discount prices as a doctor, but they may only be a dentist with access to dental anasthesia to keep you conked out. There's a lot of fraudulent plastic surgeons and uncertified surgeons. Certain official sounding plastic surgeon "boards" and groups aren't real. Just because a surgeon will have a plaque stating support from a supposed "National Committee of Liposuction" or something does not make it real or even government approved.\n\nGo for the pricier stuff; real surgeons need high prices to maintain safety procedures and costs and to combat malpractice or other type of lawsuits from unsatisfied clients. A low price is fishy.\n\nRemember that these surgeries have a very long recovery time of as much as a year. During that year you will be sometimes immobile, in bed-rest, in uncomfortable bandaging and padding... it's painful and it doesn't always work. Not only that but I have seen firsthand liposuction customers who had the fat just come back in other places.\n\nThe risk of an error is also extraordinary even with a GOOD surgeon. Sometimes a weird thing happens, like all of a sudden a thick lump or roll of fat will appear over or around the area you had lipo'ed. \n\nLiposuction, like a lot of cosmetic procedures, is not always successful and is seen as an "unnecessary " medical procedure. You put your body through the stress and trauma of invasive surgery, and anasthesia can kill you alone, not to mention the procedure.\n\nYou need to think to yourself if this is what you need. Look at the build of your mother, look at pictures of your grandmother, and you'll see if maybe that is the way nature made you, that is where you store fat. The stomach and thighs are where it tends to go... surgery cannot always fix nature. If that is how your body is programmed, it'll come right back, and if your skin doesn't heal properly in those areas or if something strange happens, it'll lump out in strange places. Women just tend to store fat, and the older you get the more its apparrent. I'm pretty okay right now, but I know that when I hit 45 I'll be like my mother, with a wide butt and a wide stomach.
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Many of them are called: Lipoma. which basically a collection of fat or Seboma which is an ingrowth of sweat gland. both are benign.\nso dont worry about them.
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abdominoplasty is a surgical procedure in which excess skin and fat in the abdominal area is removed and the abdominal muscles are tightened.\nAbdominoplasty is a cosmetic procedure, I don't think that your insurance will cover it, unless you get a report from the doctor that they surgery is needed for medical purposes rather than cosmetic.
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Only the surgery can do this. However, it will back to normal after for a period of time. So this is useless in long term unless you keep doing this kind of enlargement surgery
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Conservative:\n1.By giving intrakeloidal injection of steroids.-Best\n\n2.By giving intrakeloidal injection of Vitamin A- better result \n3.Intrakeloidal injection of Methotrexate - with some success. \n4.Deep X- ray therapy- only with some success.\n5.Intrakeloidal injection of Hyaluronidase - may be tried.\nSurgery:\n1. Excision and re suturing  but recurs.\n2.Shaving away the excess scar tissue  and then resurfacing the area by the skin graft.-not with good results.
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You can't get rid of skin without surgery. Once it's stretched out, it only pulls back to a certain extent. Skin tightening treatments help only minimally.\n\nAnd congrats if you've lost weight! Good for you
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Eat healthy and exercise.  Cardio is the best exercise you can do to lose fat.  It increases your metabolism and insulin levels which will help break down fats and sugars in your system.\n\nThat is the smart, sensible way.  If you want a quick fix you aren't going to find one because even liposuction won't change your lifestyle.
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Liposuction or gastric bypass work as a temp. fix, but no diet is extremely fast. They're all to do with discipline. Go to a nutritionist to see what diet would work best for your body type.
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Yes there is surgical treatment\n\nbut...\n\nwhy do it?\n\nI am female and as far as I am concerned... if my partner is small... I dont mind, he makes up for it in many other ways that certainly leave me smiling. Dont get caught up in size.
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POSSIBLE SIDE EFFECTS OF LIPOSUCTION Ó PJWMDPA \n\nAs with any surgical procedure, liposuction is associated with possible side effects, such as bruising, swelling, temporary numbness, and discomfort in the surgically treated areas. Although irregularities of the skin are possible following liposuction, this side effect is greatly minimized by the use of small-diameter cannulae and the tumescent technique. Swelling usually gradually improves within one to three months after surgery, with optimum results being apparent in about six to twelve months. Bruising varies from person to person, although noticeable bruising is usually gone within a couple of weeks. Because the tumescent technique usually minimizes the soreness that follows surgery, simple pain relievers such as Tylenol® are usually all that are required. In some instances, Tylenol® with codeine or stronger pain-relief medication is necessary. As judged by current worldwide experience, liposuction using the tumescent technique is amazingly safe. Serious complications, such as blood clots, infection, or allergic reactions, are extremely rare. Of course, prior to surgery, your doctor should discuss possible side effects with you.