Breast surgery at Apollo Adlux Hospital includes surgical management of benign breast disease as well as comprehensive operative treatment for breast cancer. Individualised assessment helps determine the most appropriate procedure according to the nature of the breast condition, disease extent and overall treatment requirements.

Benign breast disease may require surgical intervention when indicated following clinical and diagnostic evaluation. Breast cancer surgery includes breast conservation surgery, modified radical mastectomy and oncoplastic breast surgery. Breast conservation surgery focuses on removing the cancerous area while preserving the remaining breast tissue when clinically appropriate.

Modified radical mastectomy provides a more extensive surgical option for selected breast cancer cases. The procedure may be recommended depending on tumour characteristics, disease extent and the overall oncological treatment plan.

Oncoplastic breast surgery combines cancer removal with reconstructive and aesthetic surgical principles. This approach can help address breast shape and contour following tumour excision while maintaining the primary objective of effective cancer treatment.

Multidisciplinary coordination is particularly important in breast cancer care, allowing surgical treatment to be integrated with other aspects of cancer management when required. Patients undergo specialist assessment before surgery to understand their diagnosis, available surgical options and the anticipated treatment pathway.

The breast surgery programme therefore encompasses both benign and malignant breast conditions, with access to breast conservation, mastectomy and oncoplastic approaches within a comprehensive surgical care environment.