I've got multiple lipomas on my hand and thighs, and every doctor I've seen says surgery is the only option. I'm really concerned about scarring since I work in the entertainment industry. Are there any non-surgical treatments that could help shrink or remove them without leaving noticeable marks?

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While surgical lipoma removal is often recommended, non-surgical treatments can be considered, particularly for smaller lipomas or those where you want to minimize scarring. Steroid injections, liposuction, and mesotherapy are some options to explore. Liposuction is not considered a non-surgical option as it involves an incision, but it is a less invasive alternative to full surgical removal.

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I had a c-section about 8 months back, and since then, I've noticed that my face has changed to a much darker shade, especially around the eyes, nose, and mouth. It's quite concerning because I used to have a fair complexion, and now it looks almost like I'm unwell. I'd really appreciate any advice on what might be causing this and what I can do about it. Any help would be fantastic.

The dark discoloration around your eyes, nose, and mouth, known as melasma or postpartum facial hyperpigmentation, is a common condition after pregnancy, especially after a C-section; to address this, con

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I'm a bit worried about my hair situation, specifically on the top and crown area. I've attached a picture for reference. Will using Minoxidil 5% help with this, and also, can it bring back my receding hairline? I'm really looking for some advice here.

Thats unusual,visit General Physician for appropriate approach.and maintain balanced diet and healthy lifestyle

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I've noticed that my lips have been super dry lately, even though I've been taking riboflavin supplements and using seacod. I've also been applying Betnovate N ointment, but nothing seems to help. Should I be worried, or is there something else I should be doing to fix this?

stop ointment and just moisturise

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