There are many lipomas on the body, which are mostly related to genetic factors and can also be present for a long time in the bodies of patients with wasting diseases. Lipomas are lobulated soft tumors, which are benign tumors made up of mature fat cells, occurring in places such as the subcutaneous or visceral areas. Lipomas may be associated with genetic factors; most patients have chromosomal abnormalities that may be autosomal dominant, and a family history may be present in multiple cases. In addition, lipomas can be present for a long time in patients with wasting disease; and frequent staying up late, liking greasy food, and excessive alcohol consumption may also lead to multiple lipomas in the body. Lipomas can be single or multiple, and are mobile, soft masses of varying sizes with no conscious symptoms. It is recommended to consult a doctor for multiple lipomas in the body, and have them surgically removed if necessary. Those who find that the lipomas grow suddenly should have a tumor biopsy in time to prevent malignant changes.