Q: I developed a lump under the skin of my neck that my doctor said was a kind of tumor, a lipoma. She said it was benign and we can just watch it and do nothing. Does that sound right? A: Lipomas ...

Lipomas are typically found just below the surface of the skin, often on the trunk, neck, limbs or forehead. Less often, they may form within a muscle or inside an organ.

Neck swellings can arise from various causes, not just thyroid issues. They may result from cysts, infections, lipomas, aneurysms, or congenital abnormalities. Symptoms like pain, size, and movement ...

In a new video that's nearly 20 minutes long, TLC star Dr. Sandra Lee, aka Dr. Pimple Popper, treats a patient with a massive lipoma on the back of their neck. When I say massive, I mean massive ...

An 86-year-old woman with a complex history that included multinodular goiter presented with neck swelling and dysphagia. A tender submandibular mass was present. A diagnosis was made.