Lipoma Removal

A lipoma is a benign tumor of fatty tissue that most often appears as a painless, soft, subcutaneous lump.

Lipoma Removal

A lipoma is a benign tumor of fatty tissue that most often appears as a painless, soft, subcutaneous lump.

Although harmless, a lipoma can cause aesthetic discomfort, an unpleasant feeling of pressure, restricted movement, or suspicion of more serious changes.

At Medical Time hospital in Belgrade, lipoma removal is performed quickly, safely, and efficiently—as an outpatient procedure, under local anesthesia, and without the need for a long recovery.

Our expert surgical team uses modern techniques that allow for complete lipoma removal with a minimal scar and an excellent aesthetic result.

Regardless of the lipoma's location, the treatment is tailored to the individual characteristics of the patient.

Consultations are important to determine the best strategy for safe removal.

Our goal is not only to solve a health problem but also to preserve the aesthetic appearance of the skin.

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When is it necessary to remove a lipoma and how to recognize it?

Lipomas are harmless in most cases.

There are several clear indications when their removal is recommended.

If the lipoma grows quickly and changes shape.

If it is located in an inconvenient place and obstructs movement or dressing.

When it becomes painful upon pressure or spontaneously.

Due to the patient's aesthetic dissatisfaction.

If there is a suspicion that the change is not a lipoma but another type of tumor.

Lipomas usually appear on the upper back, shoulders, upper arms, thighs, neck, or torso.

They can be present anywhere on the body.

At Medical Time hospital, we use ultrasound and clinical assessment to reliably diagnose a lipoma.

This way, other changes such as an atheroma, cyst, fibroma, or sarcoma are ruled out.

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What does the lipoma removal surgery look like?

The procedure for lipoma removal is performed under local anesthesia.

It lasts between 20 and 45 minutes, depending on the size, number, and depth of the lipoma.

Larger or deeper lipomas may require additional surgical steps.

They still fall under routine outpatient procedures.

The surgeon makes a small incision above the lipoma.

They carefully separate the lipoma from the surrounding tissue to remove it in its entirety.

The removal also includes the capsule that surrounds the lipoma.

This way, the risk of recurrence is reduced.

After removal, the wound is closed with aesthetic sutures.

If necessary, the lipoma is sent for a pathohistological analysis.

In most cases, hospitalization is not required.

The patient goes home the same day with clear instructions on wound care.

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Why is it advisable to remove a lipoma in time?

Lipomas can grow over time and become harder to remove.

They can become hard, cause inflammation, and spread to the surrounding tissue.

Early removal of a lipoma has several advantages.

A simpler and shorter procedure.

A smaller incision and a better aesthetic result.

A lower risk of complications.

Psychological relief for the patient.

Timely histopathological analysis if there is suspicion in the diagnosis.

Patients often delay removal due to fear or lack of knowledge.

Thanks to modern techniques, the surgery is fast and painless.

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Recovery after lipoma removal

After the procedure, the patient receives written instructions on wound care.

The use of antibiotic ointment and regular dressing changes are usually recommended.

Check-ups allow for monitoring of healing and suture removal within 7–10 days.

Most patients return to their daily activities immediately.

It is recommended to avoid physical exertion in the first few days.

The scar is usually small and barely noticeable.

Especially if the wound is properly cared for and the surgery is performed with precision.

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Can a lipoma return and how to prevent it?

A lipoma does not return if it is removed in its entirety, along with the capsule.

Some people have a genetic predisposition for the appearance of multiple lipomas.

In that case, new lipomas may appear in other places.

It is important to monitor changes in the skin and subcutaneous tissue.

Every new change should be examined and evaluated by a doctor.

At Medical Time, we provide education and regular check-ups for all patients.

Regular monitoring and early action are key to preserving skin health.

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