A non-cancerous tumor in Sierra Diller's food led to crippling pain for 15 years. Finally she convinced doctors to amputate her foot. 'I've lived my whole life in pain. Now it's time to cut my ...

When lipomas develop on the foot, they usually develop on the bottom of the foot. However, a lipoma can develop anywhere on the body. Lipomas usually do not require treatment unless they become large.

It is possible that bone cancer may cause a lump on the foot, although this is rare. It is more common for a tumor in the foot to be benign. Cancer can develop when cells in the body start to grow ...

Superficial lipomas of the foot and ankle are rare but have been described in the literature , yet they are generally composed of heterogeneous fat cells.

A North Carolina mom discovered a tumor in her foot during a pedicure. She later had to have her leg amputated. Now she's encouraging people to #MoveWithJenn and get active.

The audience at Pop! Tech’s annual conference rose to its feet as Dr. Jim Olson wrapped up his talk on Tumor Paint. “In this world where stadiums are named after rich corporations, where ...

Lipomas are not blackheads or cysts filled with dead skin cells. ... Dr. Lee asks Taylor if she presents any other symptoms or numbness, bowel issues and even if her feet are the same size.

Dermatologist Sandra Lee, MD, a.k.a. Dr. Pimple Popper, is starting the week off on the right foot.Of course, her stellar start includes a big, satisfying lipoma pop for all her Popaholics.

Even if a lump on the side of your foot isn’t causing any pain or other symptoms, it’s important to have a doctor look at it. Learn more about what causes lumps on the sides of your feet, as ...