I have multiple lipoma lumps all over my body and really want to avoid surgery are there any other treatment options that could help shrink or remove them naturally What can I do to get rid of lipomas without going under the knife since I have them in several places on my body Is there any non-surgical way to treat lipomas because I have quite a few and don't want to opt for surgery My body has developed many lipoma growths over time what are my alternatives to surgical removal Can lipomas be treated without surgery I have several and would prefer a less invasive approach

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While surgery is the most effective way to remove lipomas, several non-surgical options can be considered, particularly for shrinking or managing lipomas that are not causing significant issues. These include steroid injections, fat-dissolving injections (lipolysis), laser therapy, and sometimes even natural remedies

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