Abstract
Benign symmetric lipomatosis (BSL) is a lesion characterized by symmetrical and diffuse growth of adipose tissue. It is commonly found in the posterior neck or upper trunk, and oral involvement is extremely rare. Although two cases’** of lingual lipomatosis have been described, they were not diagnosed as BSL. The case presented here was diagnosed as BSL based on the gross features and histologic findings.
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