Hi,
If you have gotten yourself checked with a do for and know for sure it's a xanthelasma, you can get it removed with the help of cautery.
If you are thinking it to be xanthelasma through online knowledge, please consult a dermatologist in person to confirm the diagnosis
Next Steps
consult a dermatologist. we at DNA Skin Clinic, hrbr layout treat xanthelasmas. if it is far for you, you can go to any dermatologist nearby.
Health Tips
be careful with where you get the procedure done. if cautery not done with care, it can leave pigmentation/ mark on the skin