Specialty Category
Breast surgeries are procedures performed to diagnose or treat breast lumps, benign breast conditions, breast abscess, breast infection, nipple problems, breast tumors, or breast cancer.
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Breast oncoplastic surgery is a specialized breast cancer surgery that combines tumor removal with breast reshaping or reconstruction in the same procedure. The main goal is to remove the cancer safely while preserving the natural shape, size, and appearance of the breast as much as possible. It is commonly used in selected breast cancer patients who are suitable for breast-conserving surgery, especially when removing the tumor may otherwise leave visible deformity or asymmetry.
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Breast lump removal is a surgical procedure done to remove an abnormal lump or swelling from the breast. It may be advised for painful lumps, growing lumps, fibroadenoma, suspicious breast lumps, abnormal biopsy reports, cosmetic discomfort, or lumps that need complete testing. Many breast lumps are non-cancerous, but every new breast lump should be properly evaluated with clinical examination, ultrasound, mammogram, FNAC, or biopsy when required. Breast clinic assessment commonly includes examination, imaging, and biopsy if needed.
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Breast abscess drainage is a procedure done to remove pus collected inside the breast due to infection. A breast abscess usually appears as a painful lump with redness, swelling, warmth, fever, or pus discharge. It may develop after mastitis, especially during breastfeeding, but it can also occur in non-breastfeeding women.
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Breast conservative surgery, also called breast-conserving surgery, lumpectomy, wide local excision, or partial mastectomy, is a surgery done to remove breast cancer or abnormal breast tissue while preserving as much healthy breast tissue as possible. During the procedure, the surgeon removes the cancerous lump along with a small margin of normal tissue around it to reduce the chance of disease being left behind. Some lymph nodes under the arm may also be checked or removed for biopsy when required.
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Breast cancer surgery is a treatment performed to remove cancerous tissue from the breast and, when needed, check or remove nearby lymph nodes to understand whether the cancer has spread. The type of surgery depends on the cancer stage, tumor size, location, breast size, biopsy report, lymph node status, and the patient’s overall treatment plan.
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Mastectomy is a breast cancer surgery where one or both breasts are removed to treat breast cancer or, in selected high-risk patients, to reduce the risk of developing breast cancer. A single mastectomy removes one breast, while a double / bilateral mastectomy removes both breasts.
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