Medical articles of Oncoplastic and reconstructive breast surgery

Detecting breast cancer before it causes symptoms allows treatment to be more effective and, in many cases, less invasive.

Learning about different causes of nipple discharge, establishing when it might be concerning, and knowing when to seek medical assessment is key to ensuring early and accurate diagnosis.

Breast density doesn't affect the way the breasts feel on examination, but it does have an impact on both breast cancer diagnosis and the surgical approaches used to treat it. We find out more in this...

For women diagnosed with breast cancer, surgery often plays a key role in treatment. Traditionally, this meant either removing the tumour (lumpectomy) or the entire breast (mastectomy). However, oncop...

Finding a lump in the breast can be concerning. While not all lumps are cancerous, regular breast checks are essential for early detection and timely treatment of any underlying conditions. Understand...

Breast pain (BP) is often compared to the ‘common cold.’ It affects around 70-80% of women who visit a one-stop breast clinic, yet in the majority of cases, a specific cause is not identifiable. This ...

Discovering a new breast lump can be worrying, but taking prompt action and seeking the right care can make a significant difference. Here, Miss Susan Hignett, distinguished consultant oncoplastic bre...

Breast lumps are common and can occur for a variety of reasons. However, their discovery can be a worrying experience, and it’s natural to have questions and concerns. Here, Mr Harun Thomas, renowned ...

Esteemed consultant oncoplastic surgeon Mr Hussein Tuffaha takes an in-depth look at oncoplastic breast reduction surgery in this article. He considers how it differs from traditional breast cancer su...

Breast augmentation is one of the most common cosmetic surgeries, but from a consultant oncoplastic surgeon’s perspective, it takes on a more nuanced role, particularly for patients who have undergone...