(Question) I'm worried about my unsightly lipoma. Should I have surgery?

I'm worried about a lump that sticks out in my armpit due to a lipoma. At first, I didn't even realize it was a lipoma and thought it was just fat in my armpit.

I thought it was probably because I steamed it.

However, I would swell more and experience more pain during my period.

I inquired and received a consultation during a gynecology check-up.

They call it a lipoma.

 

What is a supernumerary breast? Normal breast tissue located in areas other than the chest.

It refers to what is present. It mostly occurs on the side of the breast near the armpit.

Polythelia is not caused by weight gain, but is a congenital condition where long mammary gland tissues extend on both sides from the armpits to the groin.

When the fetus reaches 9 weeks, only the chest area remains.

Degeneration occurs in the remaining parts, and degeneration happens at this time.

It is called a lipoma when it remains without disappearing.

This bulging area in the armpit is called a lipoma.

 

They said it could be removed with surgery, but I was scared, so I didn't have the surgery.

Even after a long time and losing a lot of weight through dieting, it doesn't disappear.

I'm not particularly sick or anything, but I just find it really unpleasant to look at.

I can't even think about wearing sleeveless clothes in the summer.

I am under a lot of stress because of this.

Is there any risk involved if I undergo surgery?

Is there no way to remove a lipoma with medication or injections other than surgical procedures? I would like to ask.