What conditions can be treated with oncoplastic breast surgery?

Oncoplastic breast surgery is primarily used to treat breast cancer and related conditions. Here are some specific conditions that can be addressed with oncoplastic breast surgery:

1-Breast Cancer:

• Lumpectomy (Partial Mastectomy): Oncoplastic surgery is often employed when a woman chooses breast-conserving surgery (lumpectomy) to remove cancerous tissue while preserving the breast’s appearance.

2-Large or Multifocal Tumors:

• Oncoplastic techniques may be utilized when dealing with larger tumors or multiple tumors within the breast. This allows for the removal of cancerous tissue while maintaining breast shape and symmetry.

3-Tumor Recurrence:

• In cases where breast cancer recurs after initial treatment, oncoplastic surgery can be employed to address the recurrence while preserving the aesthetic appearance of the breast.

4-Prophylactic (Preventive) Mastectomy:

• Some women at high risk of breast cancer may opt for prophylactic mastectomy. Oncoplastic surgery can be used in reconstructing the breast after preventive removal.

5-Inflammatory Breast Cancer

• In cases of inflammatory breast cancer, which may involve larger areas of the breast, oncoplastic techniques can be employed to remove cancerous tissue and reconstruct the breast.

6-Breast Asymmetry:

• Oncoplastic surgery can be used to address breast asymmetry resulting from cancer removal or other breast surgeries.

7-Post-Mastectomy Reconstruction:

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