What are the treatments for breast lipoma?

The topic of fat is sometimes very common in our lives. Living conditions are so good nowadays and there are so many things to eat. How can we control our mouths in such an environment? The chance of problems like breast lipoma occurring is relatively high, so you need to be more careful. Let’s take a brief look at the treatment methods for breast lipoma.

1. Breast lipoma is the most common benign tumor on the body surface. It mainly manifests as a single, round or lobed soft mass with clear boundaries, slow growth, and rarely malignant transformation. Treatment is mainly surgical resection. However, the surgery should be thorough; if there is any residue, it will inevitably cause recurrence. The resected tissue should be sent for pathological examination to avoid missed diagnosis due to the combination of other tumors.

2. Breast lipoma can occur in any structure with adipose tissue, but is most common on the body surface and in the breast. It mostly occurs in obese female patients, and the age of onset is mostly between 30 and 50 years old. Breast lipoma mainly manifests as a single, round or lobed soft mass with clear boundaries, slow growth, and rarely malignant transformation. Breast lipoma is the most common benign tumor on the body surface. It can occur in any structure with adipose tissue, but is most common on the body surface and in the breast.

3. Breast lipoma, like lipomas in other parts of the body, is a benign tumor that rarely becomes malignant and grows slowly, posing little threat to the body. If the tumor is not large, no treatment is required. For intervellus lipoma, it can be removed at any time if it is encountered during surgical exploration. For lipomas located behind the breast, if the diagnosis is clear, the tumor is not large, and it does not affect the breast function, surgery is not necessary. For those with larger tumors that significantly compress surrounding tissues and even affect breast function or develop secondary cancer. The principle is surgical resection.

4. Lipoma grows very slowly and is unlikely to become malignant. If it is very large, it will require surgical removal. Lipomas often occur on the arms, legs, back, and abdomen. They vary in shape and size and feel hard to the touch. The vast majority of lipomas do not cause complications.

The above is a relatively simple answer to the question of how to treat breast lipoma. You must pay more attention to your body in normal times. If some symptoms related to the disease appear, you must go to a regular hospital for examination and treatment in time, and don't miss the best treatment time. It is also important to control your diet.