Lipedema in Upper Arms Lipedema in arms can occur in 50% to 80 % of women who have lipedema elsewhere in their bodies. As many as 20 million women in the US have lipedema. Lipedema usually affects the calves, legs, thighs, and hips. However, some patients may also be affected in their trunk and arms.…
Details[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Lipedema is a medical condition that millions of women have inherited. Approximately 17 million* women are struggling with Lipedema in the US and the condition is almost exclusively seen in women. It is identified by an unusual, symmetric accumulation of fat in the lower body. As the disease progresses, pain, tenderness, and swelling increases while…
DetailsFinding A Lipedema Specialist Finding a lipedema specialist near you is not always easy. There are many medical practices that advertise lipedema services, but there are some things to avoid. Be wary of services that prescribe a single cure or speak in absolutes. Lipedema is a complex condition and there is no single treatment that…
DetailsAtlanta Liposuction Specialist Breaks New Ground in the Treatment of Lipedema Atlanta, May 1, 2016 lipedema specialist Marcia V. Byrd, MD spoke last month at the Fat Disorders Research Society (FDRS) 2016 Conference in St. Louis, Missouri at the Marriot St. Louis Airport Hotel. This year’s conference was titled “Living with Lipedema and Dealing with…
DetailsWhat is Lipedema? Lipedema is a condition that occurs when fat is placed in irregular patterns under the skin. These patterns of fat are most likely to show up in the legs and buttocks. Over 10 percent of women have this condition. Men rarely suffer from these irregular fat placements in their thighs and buttocks.…
Details
