This question is actually difficult to answer. Because your question is too general. In fact, it is not what tumor he is that determines the cost and risk of surgery, but where he grows. Lipoma can grow in most parts of people (that is, lipoma can grow in places with adipose tissue). If it is superficial, it must be easy to operate anesthesia. If it is deep, it will be very troublesome and expensive. If it needs to be differentiated from malignant tumor, frozen biopsy is needed during operation, which will increase the cost.

Judging from the tone of this friend, it should be a tumor on the body surface, otherwise the doctor wouldn't tell you it was lipoma with such certainty. There are many situations in the body surface. If the surface is really small, local anesthesia can be completed. We are a third-class hospital, and the operation cost is about 200, plus the equipment consumption may be 100, the postoperative physical examination is 80, and the oral antibiotics are about 50, which is about * * * 400. If the tumor is deep or large, or the patient is afraid of pain, intravenous anesthesia can be used, and the cost will increase 400 yuan. If the operation is too big to be completed in the outpatient operating room, the cost will increase accordingly. And it depends on where it is. If it is an exposed part, such as face and neck, it needs cosmetic incision and suture. The suture line is about 150.

Depends on your situation. Do the math yourself.