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Should i be concerned about a lipoma?
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Not really: A small , asymptomatic lipoma is insignificant. I only remove them if they're on a pressure point, or is symptomatic, or is cosmetically disturbing, such as on the forehead. Good luck
Answered 11/10/2014
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