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Breast-Conserving & Oncoplastic Surgery at Global Cancer Hub, Indore​

Breast Conserving Oncoplastic Surgery

acing a breast cancer diagnosis is challenging, and the prospect of surgery can be daunting. At Global Cancer Hub in Indore, we prioritize not only the effective removal of cancer but also the preservation of your body’s natural appearance. Our Breast-Conserving Surgery (BCS) and Oncoplastic Surgery techniques aim to remove cancerous tissue while maintaining or restoring the breast’s shape and appearance. Led by Dr. Ashwin Rangole, our team combines oncological precision with aesthetic expertise to support your physical and emotional well-being throughout your treatment journey.​

Understanding Breast-Conserving and Oncoplastic Surgery

Breast-Conserving Surgery (BCS), also known as lumpectomy or partial mastectomy, involves removing the cancerous tumor and a margin of surrounding healthy tissue, preserving most of the breast.​
Oncoplastic Surgery integrates plastic surgery techniques with BCS to reshape the breast after tumor removal, ensuring a natural appearance. This approach is particularly beneficial for:​
  • Large tumors in small breasts
  • Tumors located in challenging areas
  • Patients desiring symmetry between breasts


By combining oncological and reconstructive techniques, oncoplastic surgery offers both effective cancer treatment and improved cosmetic outcomes.​

Why Choose Global Cancer Hub for Breast-Conserving & Oncoplastic Surgery?

At Global Cancer Hub, we offer:​
  • Expertise: Dr. Ashwin Rangole brings extensive experience in both oncological and reconstructive breast surgeries.
  • Personalized Care: Treatment plans tailored to individual needs and preferences.
  • Advanced Techniques: Utilization of the latest surgical methods for optimal outcomes.
  • Comprehensive Support: Multidisciplinary team providing holistic care, including counseling and rehabilitation services.​

Signs & Symptoms of Breast Cancer

Early detection is crucial. Be aware of:​
  • Lumps or thickening in the breast or underarm
  • Changes in breast size or sha
  • Dimpling or puckering of the skin
  • Nipple discharge or inversion
  • Redness or scaling of the nipple or breast skin​

Diagnosis & Evaluation

Accurate diagnosis is essential for effective treatment planning:​
  • Imaging Tests: Mammography, ultrasound, and MRI to assess the tumor.
  • Biopsy: Removal of tissue samples for pathological examination.
  • Staging: Determining the extent of cancer spread to guide treatment decisions.​

Treatment Approach

Our approach combines oncological safety with aesthetic considerations:​

  • Tumor Removal: Excision of cancerous tissue with clear margins.
  • Breast Reshaping: Oncoplastic techniques to restore natural breast contour.
  • Symmetry Procedures: Adjustments to the opposite breast if necessary for balanced appearance.
  • Adjuvant Therapies: Radiation, chemotherapy, or hormonal therapy as needed.​

Advanced Techniques in Oncoplastic Surgery

We employ various oncoplastic methods, including:

  • Volume Displacement: Rearranging remaining breast tissue to fill the defect.
  • Volume Replacement: Using tissue from other body parts to reconstruct the breast.
  • Therapeutic Mammoplasty: Combining tumor removal with breast reduction techniques.​

Recovery, Follow-up & Support

Post-surgery care includes
  • Hospital Stay: Typically 1-2 days, depending on the procedure.
  • Pain Management: Medications to control discomfort.
  • Wound Care: Instructions for dressing changes and hygiene.
  • Physical Therapy: Exercises to restore range of motion.
  • Regular Follow-ups: Monitoring for recurrence and managing any complications.
  • Psychosocial Support: Counseling services to address emotional well-being.​

FAQs

Breast-conserving surgery removes only the tumor and a small margin of surrounding tissue, preserving most of the breast, whereas mastectomy involves removing the entire breast.​

Candidates typically have tumors suitable for breast-conserving surgery and desire optimal cosmetic outcomes. A thorough evaluation by our surgical team will determine the best approach.

Yes, radiation therapy is commonly recommended after breast-conserving surgery to eliminate any remaining cancer cells and reduce the risk of recurrence.​

Recovery varies but generally involves a few weeks of rest, with gradual return to normal activities. Our team provides detailed postoperative care instructions.

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