Prognosis The prognosis of the lipoma is good, degeneration into a malignant liposarcoma is very rare, so that the lipoma does not necessarily require medical treatment. A recurrence after removal is possible. The risk of recurrence is higher after suction than after surgery, because the connective tissue capsule of the lipoma is not removed. All … Prognosis | Lipomas on the face and forehead
Introduction Lipomas are benign tumors that develop from cells of fatty tissue (adipocytes). They are therefore also called adipose tissue tumors. They are among the most common benign soft tissue tumors of the skin. Lipomas occur in the subcutaneous fatty tissue located directly under the epidermis and dermis. Therefore, they are usually palpable and visible … Lipomas on the face and forehead
Diagnostics In addition to a clinical examination (palpation, testing of shifting), ultrasound and puncture (histological examination of the tissue) are used for a detailed examination of the lipoma. The lipoma is characterized by its elastic consistency and good mobility and differentiation from the rest of the skin tissue. In case of localization in the orbit, … Diagnostics | Lipomas on the face and forehead
Madelung syndrome describes the benign disorder in fat distribution analogous to a symmetrical lipomatosis. It results in a marked bilateral increase in adipose tissue in the neck, chin, and proximal portions of the upper extremities. What is Madelung syndrome? The clinical picture of Madelung syndrome is manifested by a non-natural proliferation of fatty tissue distributed … Madelung Syndrome: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
