First, you should definitely get the diagnosis confirmed as either Lipomas or Lymphomas. A Lipoma is a fatty depost under the skin. A Lymphoma is a cancer.
Sounds like it's Lipomas:
Lipomas:
The most common kind (known as "superficial subcutaneous") is located in the subcutaneous tissues of the head, neck, shoulders, and back, that is, just below the surface of the skin, although lipomas are found anywhere in the body that fat is located. Most occur on the trunk, though they are also found on the thigh and the inner arm.
"Lipomatosis" (ICD E88.2) is a diagnosis of multiple lipomas present on the body.
It is extremely rare for lipomas to undergo sarcomatous change (ie turn cancerous).
Hi,
I did a little research on this and I believe it could be 1 of 2 things. Either Lipomas or Nuerofibromas . You can put the in search bar and read about them yourself and if they seem to match you can go to your doctor and discuss it with him . Good Luck