A lipoma is a benign (non-cancerous) growth of fatty tissue that develops under the skin.
They are typically:
Benign fatty lumps (lipomas) can be safely removed in a clinical setting using minimally invasive surgical techniques—designed to reduce discomfort, minimise scarring, and ensure accurate diagnosis.
30–60 minutes
Minimal to a few days
Single treatment
Immediate removal
Local anaesthetic
Adults with clinically diagnosed lipoma
Lipoma removal is performed using a minor surgical excision technique:
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The goal is complete removal while preserving surrounding tissue and minimising scarring.
Unlike high-volume clinics, we focus on:
Step 1: Medical Consultation
Assessment of the lump, medical history, and suitability.
Step 2: Diagnosis & Planning
Confirmation that the lesion is consistent with a lipoma and planning of removal.
Step 3: Procedure
Performed under local anaesthetic in a sterile clinical setting.
Step 4: Aftercare & Review
Follow-up to monitor healing and ensure optimal results.
Lipoma removal is a medical procedure requiring proper clinical assessment.
At Dr Vincent Clinic:
We provide personalised aftercare instructions to optimise healing.
The procedure is performed under local anaesthetic, so discomfort is minimal.
Complete surgical removal significantly reduces recurrence.
A small scar is expected, but it is carefully placed and minimised.
In some cases, tissue may be sent for analysis for diagnostic confirmation.
Most can be treated, but suitability depends on size, location, and clinical assessment.
Yes, when performed by a qualified medical professional in a clinical setting.
Start with a medical consultation so we can assess suitability, understand your goals, and create a natural, personalised plan.
