Featured Videos

The session Unmasking Lipedema in Obesity: Key Diagnostic Tips & Proven Management Strategies for Better Care, recorded from the 2025 OMA conference, provides an overview of Lipedema, featuring insights from LF’s Professional Educational Manager and occupational therapist (CLT) Courtney Mascio, patient/advocate Sarah Bramblette, and obesity medicine physician Dr. Celia Egan, combining decades of experience in identifying, treating, and living with the condition.

How is Lipedema diagnosed? In this video Lipedema Clinical Assessment, Sarah Whitehead, MN, ARNP, walks through a real clinical assessment using a patient model and LF’s Clinician’s Guide. Sarah explains what she looks for, the key signs and symptoms, and how she makes decisions during an exam.

If you’ve ever wondered what you might expect during a Lipedema evaluation, this is a helpful place to start.

 

Educational Videos & Media

The following Videos and Presentations represent the views and opinions of the original creators of this content, and do not necessarily represent the views, opinions, or endorsement of the Lipedema Foundation. This content has been made available for informational and educational purposes only.

The video What is Lipedema features descriptions about Lipedema symptoms, diagnosis challenges, and related disorders. © 2022 - Lipedema.org - all rights reserved

 
 
 
 

Podcasts

 

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