breast Cancer
Breast Cancer treatment
Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting women worldwide, but with early detection and timely treatment, outcomes can be significantly improved. At our centre, we focus on comprehensive breast cancer care—from screening and diagnosis to advanced treatment and long-term follow-up.
Our multidisciplinary approach ensures that every patient receives personalised care based on the stage, type, and individual health condition.
Common Symptoms of Breast Cancer
Lump in the breast or underarm
Skin changes such as dimpling or redness
Change in breast size or shape
Inversion or pulling in of the nipple
Nipple discharge (other than breast milk)
Persistent breast pain or discomfort
Breast Cancer Treatment Options
Treatment is customised based on the cancer stage, type, and patient condition.
Specializations
Hereditary Breast Cancer Syndromes
High risk Breast Disease
Benign breast disease
Genetics
Surgical Treatment
Lumpectomy (breast-conserving surgery)
Mastectomy (removal of the breast)
Sentinel lymph node biopsy
Breast reconstruction surgery
Medical Oncology
Chemotherapy to destroy cancer cells
Targeted therapy based on tumour biology
Hormonal therapy for hormone-sensitive cancers
Immunotherapy in selected cases
Breast Reconstruction & Rehabilitation
Breast reconstruction can be performed alongside or after cancer surgery to restore breast shape and appearance. Rehabilitation support helps patients regain physical strength and emotional well-being.
Why Choose Us for Breast Cancer Care?
Advanced diagnostic and treatment facilities
Personalised treatment planning
Focus on early detection and long-term care
Multidisciplinary team of oncologists and specialists
Supportive care including counselling and rehabilitation
Risk Factors for Breast Cancer
01
Family history of breast or ovarian cancer
02
Genetic mutations (BRCA1/BRCA2)
03
Increasing age
04
Hormonal factors
05
Obesity and sedentary lifestyle
Frequently Asked Question
Yes, especially when detected early. Many patients achieve complete recovery with timely treatment.
No, many breast lumps are non-cancerous (benign). However, any lump should be evaluated by a doctor.
Early-stage breast cancer is often painless. Pain may occur in later stages or due to associated conditions.
Yes, although rare, men can also develop breast cancer and should not ignore symptoms.
Not all cases require complete breast removal. Treatment depends on the stage and type of cancer.
Screening is generally recommended from the age of 40, or earlier if you have risk factors or a family history.