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Lipoma Removal Surgery

Lipoma removal is a minor surgical procedure used to extract soft, fatty lumps that grow under the skin. While lipomas are typically benign and slow-growing, some patients choose to remove them for cosmetic reasons, discomfort, or diagnostic purposes.

 

Lipomas may become bothersome when they increase in size, press on nearby structures, or occur in visible areas of the body. In cases where there’s uncertainty about the nature of the growth, the removed tissue can be sent for biopsy to confirm the diagnosis.


If you’re considering lipoma removal, it’s important to consult with a board-certified plastic surgeon like Dr. Nathan. He will evaluate the size, location, and texture of the lipoma and recommend the most appropriate surgical approach to minimize scarring and recurrence. A one-on-one consultation ensures that your care is both safe and tailored to your unique needs—whether your goal is aesthetic, medical, or both.

Why Choose Dr. Nathan for Lipoma Removal

When it comes to lipoma removal, the goal isn’t just to take out the lump, it’s to do so with precision, minimal scarring, and maximum comfort. At The Nathan Clinic, patients trust Dr. Nirmal Nathan for his surgical skill, calm demeanor, and commitment to both form and function.

 

Trusted by Patients Throughout South Florida

Dr. Nathan is known for his honest communication and attention to detail. Patients appreciate his ability to explain procedures clearly and help them feel confident in their care plan. Whether your lipoma is large, in a sensitive area, or affecting your appearance, Dr. Nathan takes the time to ensure the outcome meets your goals.

Involved in FDA Clinical Trials

Dr. Nathan’s role in clinical research and FDA trials keeps him at the forefront of surgical innovation. His techniques are rooted in science and focused on safety, giving patients the benefit of the most current best practices in outpatient surgery.

Personalized Approach to Lipoma Removal

Not all lipomas are the same. Dr. Nathan carefully evaluates each patient’s case—considering the size, depth, and location of the growth—before recommending a surgical plan. Whether it’s a small subcutaneous lipoma or a larger mass requiring layered closure, the approach is tailored to preserve aesthetics and reduce recurrence risk.

Common Reasons for Lipoma Removal

Lipomas are soft, fatty growths that develop beneath the skin. While typically benign and slow-growing, they can still cause discomfort, cosmetic concern, or functional limitations depending on their size and location. At The Nathan Clinic, Dr. Nathan offers expert evaluation and personalized surgical removal for lipomas of all types.

Here are some of the most common reasons patients choose to have a lipoma removed:

Size or Growth Over Time: Lipomas that increase in size may begin to press on nerves or surrounding tissue.

Cosmetic Concerns: Even small lipomas can be noticeable or asymmetrical in visible areas like the arms, shoulders, or back.

Discomfort or Pain: Some lipomas cause tenderness or pain, especially when located near joints, pressure points, or nerves.

Restricted Movement: Large or deep lipomas may interfere with normal motion or cause muscle tightness.

Diagnostic Uncertainty: If the mass is unusually firm, growing rapidly, or painful, removal may be recommended to rule out more serious conditions.

During your consultation, Dr. Nathan will assess the lipoma, review your health history, and recommend the best surgical approach to ensure safe removal and optimal cosmetic outcome.

Insurance & Cost Considerations

At The Nathan Clinic, we’re committed to providing transparent information about the cost of your care. Lipoma removal is often considered medically necessary—especially when the growth causes pain, restricts movement, or continues to enlarge. In these cases, insurance may cover the procedure.

Examples of medically necessary reasons include:

  • The lipoma is painful or tender

  • It interferes with range of motion or muscle function

  • It continues to grow or changes in texture

  • There’s diagnostic uncertainty that requires biopsy

If you’re unsure about your coverage, we’re here to help. Our team can assist with verifying your insurance plan, reviewing clinical criteria, and handling pre-authorization if needed.

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For additional insight on diagnosing and treating lipomas, you may refer to this Mayo Clinic article on lipomas.