How do I know it’s Lipoedema?

The legs (or affected area) may appear symmetrically swollen, often causing discomfort or pain. You might notice a disproportion between the upper and lower body, with a relatively narrow waist contrasted by a larger hip or buttock area. A common indicator of...

What can cause Lipoedema to trigger/occur?

Changes in female hormones, onset is usually observed from birth, puberty, pregnancy or menopause. Occasionally it is observed after an alteration in hormonal birth control contraceptive options or hormone replacement therapy.

What is Lipoedema?

This not the same as Lymphoedema. Lipoedema is a genetic condition that results in uneven fatty tissues deposited around the body and mostly affects women. Often this can be seen at the wrist, ankles and hips. Patients often report these areas as being painful and...