Xanthoma (patient information)
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What is Xanthoma?
Xanthoma is a skin condition in which fat builds up under the surface of the skin.
What are the symptoms of Xanthoma?
A xanthoma looks like a sore or bump under the skin. It's usually flat, soft to the touch, and yellow in color. It has sharp, distinct edges.
What causes Xanthoma?
Who is at risk for Xanthoma?
How do I know I have Xanthoma?
When to seek urgent medical care
Treatment options
Where to find medical care for Xanthoma
Directions to Hospitals Treating Xanthoma