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Suggest Medication For Fat Accumulation At Back Of My Neck

hi, doc imm 22 yrs old, my height is 5.15 ft n weight is 58 kgs... , i hav fat accumulation at back of my neck in between two shoulders ( buffalow hump) , can i get rid of it through any medication or i have to go for liposuction n is it safe if i go for liposuction, and after surgery ll it again revive or ll it be completely eradicated?
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Thanks for your question on HCM.
Get done serum cholesterol level. If this is high then you need to start lipid lowering drugs like statin. And this can reduce fat accumulation on your back.
But if your cholesterol levels are normal then liposuction is the only option.
It is very safe surgery. It is usually done in day care setting. So no need to worry for this surgery.
Success rate is 90% but in 10% cases recurrence is there.
So discuss in detail about recurrence with your treating doctor.
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Suggest Medication For Fat Accumulation At Back Of My Neck

Thanks for your question on HCM. Get done serum cholesterol level. If this is high then you need to start lipid lowering drugs like statin. And this can reduce fat accumulation on your back. But if your cholesterol levels are normal then liposuction is the only option. It is very safe surgery. It is usually done in day care setting. So no need to worry for this surgery. Success rate is 90% but in 10% cases recurrence is there. So discuss in detail about recurrence with your treating doctor.