Lipoma is very common in clinic, and it is a benign tumor on the body surface. It is located under the skin and consists of adipose tissue. Lipoma generally has no obvious clinical symptoms. Patients don't have to undergo surgery, just need to check regularly, that is, B-ultrasound can be commonly used to observe the changes of lipoma, such as whether it is enlarged or not. If the lipoma grows rapidly, surgical resection should be considered. If the patient's lipoma produces local pain, surgery can also be taken, and in other cases, it can be removed.

Lipoma is a very common benign tumor in clinic. Because the pathogenesis or etiology of lipoma is not particularly clear, its prevention is limited. Clinically, losing weight or controlling weight and reducing the intake of high cholesterol and greasy food may reduce the formation of lipoma. At the same time, for some small diffuse lipomas, fitness, exercise and paper-cutting can be considered to reduce the occurrence and development of lipomas. For larger lipomas, surgical methods can also be considered. For example, if the clinical lipoma is larger than 5cm, which affects the appearance or has pain, traditional incision surgery can be performed to completely remove the lipoma with little postoperative recurrence.