Understand the causes and appropriate medical advice for lipomas in children’s behind-the-ear and neck areas.

Explore the possible causes of swelling on a child’s chin, including cysts and lipomas, and provide professional medical advice.

According to the patient’s description, the lipoma on the child’s hand has been diagnosed as benign through an ultrasound, and generally, no treatment is required.

Parents inquire whether lumps under a baby’s eyelid are normal and if surgery is necessary.

Does a 6-month-old baby’s posterior brain lipoma need to be urgent?

My child is almost 3 years old, and I noticed a small bump behind his ear and neck when he was just a few months old. It has gradually grown to the size of a kidney bean and is now clearly visible. He says it doesn’t hurt, but I’m still worried. What could be the cause of this? What should I do?