Acquired Lipodystrophy
📋Overview
Acquired Lipodystrophy encompasses several disorders where fat tissue is lost or redistributed after birth, distinguishing it from congenital or genetic forms. This condition may present as localized fat loss in specific areas or as generalized loss affecting the entire body, depending on the specific subtype identified.
These changes in fat tissue often arise from various underlying factors such as autoimmune responses, infections, or metabolic triggers, though some instances are classified as idiopathic. The clinical focus remains on the selective reduction of adipose tissue and its impact on the body's fat storage patterns.
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