This could be it

[mr_after]

Is this what we are all waiting here??

http://pittsburgh.cbslocal.com/2016/08/ ... -the-body/

[matt]

Yes, I think collagenase injections are the best thing we have for now. The problem with collagenase injections currently is that they are very expensive. I think even up to several hundred - maybe even a couple of thousand - bucks per shot. But maybe - if it gets approved - the price might come down.

I wish lipomatosis patients could get help from the insurance companies to cover this treatment but I doubt it will ever happen.

The good thing about this is that there is hope! Thanks for the link!

[LipomasInTX]

This is very interesting. Thanks for posting... there is at least some hope!

[Johnny]

Does anyone know if there has been any further updates regarding this treatment. Also has anyone actually had any success is treating lipoma via injections - libostabil or another products?

[matt]

I have tested Lipostabil and it did have some effects to my lipomas but I could only afford three rounds at the time. Nowadays the treatment is unavailable in Finland as long as I know. I also tested ozone injections few years back. Unfortunately, they did not really work for me. Collagenase is not yet widely available so I haven't had the chance to test it yet but what I've heard is that a single injection could cost hundreds of dollars... I haven't researched lately what's going on with collagenase. I hope someone will have the time to keep us updated. But so far it's the #1 substance we know of when it comes to dissolving encapsulated lipomas.

I have previously posted about lipoma injection therapies and here are even more treatment options.

[Johnny]

Cheers Matt Thanks for the links. Had read most of then before, very interesting. This board is a great source of information.