Plastic surgery
Lipoma (atheroma) removal
Removal of lipomas, atheromas and other benign tumors are common outpatient surgery, and usually do not present great technical difficulties.Such operations are most often carried out under local anesthetic or intravenous sedation combined. Patient can go home after 1-2 hours after surgery. Through the application of cosmetic intradermal sutures are almoast invisible. However, there are some features. So, when you remove a lipoma, it is advisable to undergo preoperative ultrasound alleged in interference zone so to understand what type of lipoma we have to deal with. In some instances,vacuum extraction of lipoma is enough rather conventional , but in most cases, in order to avoid recurrence of lipoma, it is necessary to remove the capsule, which implies a little more surgical approach (incision).Also, when multiple lipomas are on the legs, back, shoulders, one should be returned to genetically test for genetic abnormalities.
Operation results:
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Removed tumors
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Cosmetic defect correction
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Correction of functional disorders (with large lipomas)
- Availability (lipomas / atheroma)
- Having lipoma related functional problems
- The presence of aesthetic indications
- Prevention of dermatological pathologies
- Severe somatic disorders
- Diabetes in the stage of decompensation
- Pyogenic skin lesions in the treated area
- Mental disorders
- Certain genetic syndromes
Preparation
2-3 weeks prior to surgery one must pass a series of tests
Stop taking drugs that affect blood clotting
Additionally, US to hold the treated area
Additionally, dermatological (dermatoscopic) study before surgery
Operation
Premedication
Local anesthesia
Removing tumors with a small size cut (3-10 mm)
Intradermal suture
Aseptic bandage
Operation stages
Patient stays in clinic for 2-3 hours
Next day bandaging
Tight-elastic bandaging up to 5 days
Control of relapse within a month after surgery
Exercise restriction up to 14 days