the buildup of fats under the surface of the skin, giving the appearance of a raised sore or bump. Xanthomas are most common in older people, and in those with high levels of blood lipids. Xanthelasma vary in size and usually occur on the elbows, joints, knees, hands, feet, or buttocks, although they can develop anywhere in the body. Xanthomas may [..]

Tiny, yellowish growths on the eyelids, which are caused by small fat deposits under the skin, due to hyperlipidemia, or abnormally elevated levels of fat in the blood.

(n) xanthoma of the eyelids; occurs chiefly in the elderly

Fatty deposits that appear as yellowish patches, or plaques, under the skin, often appearing in or near the eyelids.

A xanthoma on the eyelid.

Yellow patches on the skin (19thC)