I Have a Neck Mass/fat Deposit That Resembles a Goitre. Will Liposuction Solve This? (photo)

Thank you for the question and pictures.

I think you have a good plan; consultation with a well experienced board-certified plastic surgeon will be crucial. I would suggest, if possible, that you take any ultrasound reports available  with you to the consultation. Physical examination and results of the ultrasound studies will help your plastic surgeon determine the nature of the “deposit”. If this area does  to turnout to be a diffuse area of adipose tissue, you may be a candidate for liposuction surgery. On the other hand, if the area turns out to be a lipoma, surgical excision may be an option to consider.

Best wishes for a  successful consultation and treatment plan.

  It is probably not worth liposuctioning this area due to risk of damage in the area.  Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA

From the photos it is difficult to discern where the mass is, as the other physicians have mentioned your muscles.  I assume you are talking about the subtle fullness that is over the lower part of the larynx and medial to the SCM on the right in the third picture.  

This is a risky area for liposuction as there are very important structures that could be injured with a cannula.  You might be better off with a direct excision of the fatty tissue, but will have a scar from it.