We explore how hormonal changes during life stages like puberty, pregnancy, and menopause can influence fat distribution and inflammation and how this relates to lipedema. We also discuss personalized treatment options such as hormone therapy, lifestyle changes, and surgery to help manage symptoms.

Studies indicate that approximately 25% of women with lipedema also have chronic venous disease, and this figure rises to 50% among those with both lipedema and lymphedema. Addressing chronic venous insufficiency (CVI) can significantly reduce painful swelling and other symptoms associated with lipedema...

Managing lipedema requires more than just surgery; it involves a commitment to ongoing care and supportive therapies that enhance both comfort and results. One of the most essential tools for lipedema patients is the use of compression garments. These garments are designed to reduce swelling, improve circulation, and provide essential support for affected areas.