Breast Lump Surgery
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Breast Lump Surgery
Breast lump surgery involves the surgical removal of a lump or abnormal tissue from the breast. It is performed for both diagnostic and therapeutic purposes, addressing benign conditions such as fibroadenoma as well as malignant tumours. Early evaluation and timely surgery are key to the best outcomes.
What Is a Breast Lump?
A breast lump is any mass or swelling in the breast tissue. While many breast lumps are benign (non-cancerous), some may indicate breast cancer. All breast lumps should be evaluated by a specialist to determine their nature and the appropriate course of treatment.
Common Symptoms
- Palpable lump or thickening in the breast
- Change in breast size or shape
- Skin dimpling or puckering
- Nipple discharge or inversion
- Redness or skin changes over the breast
- Swelling in the armpit (lymph nodes)
Types of Breast Lump Surgery
- Lumpectomy (wide local excision) – removal of the lump with a margin of normal tissue
- Fibroadenoma excision – removal of benign breast lumps
- Breast cyst excision or aspiration
- Mastectomy – removal of the entire breast for cancer
- Sentinel lymph node biopsy
Conditions Treated
- Fibroadenoma
- Breast cysts
- Breast abscess
- Phyllodes tumour
- Early-stage breast cancer
- Ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS)
Why Choose Us?
- Experienced breast surgical specialists
- Advanced diagnostic imaging and biopsy facilities
- Multidisciplinary oncology team support
- Compassionate, patient-centred care
- Comprehensive pre and post-operative support
Post Surgery Recovery
Recovery after breast lump surgery depends on the type and extent of the procedure. Most patients recover within one to two weeks. Our team provides detailed wound care instructions, follow-up appointments, and coordinates any further treatment required.
Book Your Consultation
Any breast lump should be evaluated promptly. Consult our specialist today for a thorough assessment, accurate diagnosis, and the most appropriate surgical treatment to ensure your breast health and peace of mind.