There is no ointment that can make lipoma smaller or eliminate it completely after being applied in medical clinic, and it is mainly treated by surgical excision. Lipomas are generally benign tumors. If the tumor is small and there is no conscious symptom, no special treatment is needed, close observation and regular review is sufficient; if the lipoma increases and even some uncomfortable symptoms appear, it is necessary to go to a regular hospital as soon as possible and if necessary, surgery is feasible. The main clinical manifestations of lipoma are painless lumps with clear borders, soft texture and good mobility on the body surface. Oral medications, injections or topical medications have little effect on the treatment of lipomas. In general, if the diameter is less than 1cm, and there are no obvious symptoms and it does not affect the normal physiological function, no treatment is needed, but close observation and regular follow-up are required. If the lipoma is larger in size or affects normal physiological functions, it should be removed surgically, and the excised tissue should be examined pathologically after surgery to see if there is malignancy, so that subsequent treatment plans can be formulated. When lipoma is present, care should be taken to avoid local irritation or friction, and regular observation and follow-up is required. It is recommended to eat a light diet, lose weight or control the intake, and avoid fatty and fat-rich foods such as fatty meat and fried foods to help slow down the growth rate and relieve the symptoms.