Breast Oncoplasty

Breast oncoplasty is a specialized surgical approach that combines the principles of oncologic surgery and plastic surgery to treat breast cancer while preserving or enhancing the breast's appearance. This innovative technique allows surgeons to remove cancerous tissue effectively while simultaneously reshaping the breast to maintain a natural look, reducing the need for additional reconstructive surgeries.

The goal of breast oncoplasty is not only to achieve optimal cancer control but also to provide cosmetic outcomes that help patients maintain their body image and confidence. This approach can involve various techniques, including partial breast reconstruction, reshaping of the remaining breast tissue, and, in some cases, symmetry procedures on the opposite breast.

Breast oncoplasty is often performed in collaboration with a multidisciplinary team, including oncologists, plastic surgeons, and radiologists, to ensure comprehensive care tailored to the patient's needs. This holistic approach to breast cancer treatment reflects the growing recognition of the importance of both physical and emotional well-being in the journey to recovery.