Lipedema Specialist Blog

How Soon Can You Return to Work after Lipodema Surgery?

Lipedema is a medical condition that affects the legs, arms, and trunk. It’s a chronic condition caused by abnormal fat deposits that can’t be removed

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The Risks of Lipedema and Liposuction

Lipedema is an often misunderstood medical condition that affects millions of people around the world. It is characterized by an abnormal accumulation of fat in

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Lipedema Treatment For Increased Mobility

Lipedema is a chronic disorder that causes an abnormal accumulation of fat in the legs, hips, and sometimes arms. It can be painful and lead

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Atlanta Lipedema Specialist

Lipedema is a condition that causes an abnormal accumulation of fat in certain parts of the body such as the thighs, hips, and buttocks. It

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Atlanta Lipedema Specialist

Lipedema is a condition in which fat excessively builds up in the upper arms and legs. If left untreated, lipedema can cause immobility of the

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Is Liposuction For Lipedema Permanent?

Lipedema is a condition where fat accumulates disproportionately in certain parts of the body, usually the lower limbs and arms. In extreme cases, it can

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How does lipedema occur?

Lipedema is a health condition that causes fat to excessively accumulate in the lower half of the body, most commonly the buttocks, thighs, and calves.

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How does lipedema treatment work?

Lipedema is a disorder in which fat is unevenly distributed throughout the body, most commonly building up in the legs and upper arms. This condition

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What are the risks of lipedema?

Lipedema is a chronic disorder in which fat is stored in the body disproportionately in the upper arms, thighs, knees and ankles. This condition affects

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Difference Between Lipedema And Lymphedema

Lipedema and lymphedema are two different medical conditions which are often mistakenly used interchangeably. These two conditions are similar in name, but significantly different in

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