Lipomas on the forehead are basically superficial and there is no such thing as minimally invasive surgery, which involves making small localized incisions and then removing the lipoma as completely as possible. After a lipoma occurs in the forehead, if the lipoma is relatively large, or if the patient feels localized hidden pain and discomfort, surgery is required. Minimally invasive surgery mainly refers to the use of laparoscopic, thoracoscopic, arthroscopic medical devices and related surgical equipment for surgery. The relatively superficial location of forehead lipoma does not require minimally invasive surgery; only local anesthesia is required, a small incision is made to remove the lipoma as completely as possible, and the wound is finally sutured and bandaged. Lipoma is a benign lesion, composed of adipose tissue, some patients do not need treatment, you can regularly review and observe the changes of the lipoma, some patients need surgical treatment, it is recommended that patients go to the hospital, you need to determine the severity of the condition, and then choose the appropriate treatment method.