The photo shows a soft, diffuse, non-tender swelling in the right supraclavicular / lower neck region (just above the collar bone), which appears symmetrical in nature when comparing both sides (your right side looks fuller, but the left side also has visible soft tissue fullness). The area you circled is not a discrete hard lymph node mass — it looks like normal or mildly prominent supraclavicular fat pad / subcutaneous fat + possible mild soft-tissue laxity in the lower neck. At 98 kg (assuming average or above-average height), this is very commonly seen in people with higher body fat percentage — especially in the neck/shoulder girdle area (sometimes called “buffalo hump” appearance in severe cases, but yours is mild and unilateral prominence only). It is not the typical appearance of a pathological supraclavicular lymph node (Virchow’s node or metastatic node), which usually presents as a hard, fixed, irregular, non-compressible lump that is not symmetric and often grows over weeks/months. Key reassuring features from your description & photo: • Soft and “fluppy” (compressible) when pressed • Present for many years (not new or rapidly growing) • No pain, no fever, no weight loss, no night sweats, no other systemic symptoms • Bilateral asymmetry is common in body fat distribution (right side often appears fuller due to handedness/posture) • No overlying skin changes, redness, or ulceration This is extremely unlikely to be cancer (supraclavicular node metastasis is hard, fixed, rapidly enlarging, and almost always accompanied by other red flags — none of which you have).

Get an ultrasound If staying for long-suggests benign tumor -Then no worries

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Supraclavicular fat Detailed history and examination is needed

This looks like supraclavicular fat only.If you are too much concerned about this,better go for an ultrasound scan of the area, which could give you an idea.

Is possibly a Lipoma. All the best. J G S R clinic

Most probably it is supraclavicular fat But for further confirmation go for USG . Kindly Start  the weight loss, with proper diet and exercise,

Get ultrasound  done to know the nature of swelling,  could be a cyst or lipoma

it is very difficult to tell from image please consult a doctor in person

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Be reassured . It could be a lipoma or any other cystic swelling. Before proceeding further , it is better to examine it clinically .

As per your description and pic it seems like Lipoma but to be on safer side go for USG Neck and Right Supraclavicular area for accurate diagnosis.

Cervical lymphadenopathy due to some disease or swelling of the muscle or any serious disease.consult a surgeon. If tenderness is present or not .

No cancer at all. It's fat pad. RULE OUT BY USG

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Consult orthopaedic surgeon and have a follow up

Get an examination frm local surgeon

Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

This is very unlikely to be cancer. Most consistent with supraclavicular fat pad or lipoma.please consult me for further management and evaluation.