About Breast Lump Evaluation & Surgery
Most breast lumps are not cancer, but every new lump should be evaluated. Common benign conditions include fibroadenoma, cysts and breast abscess.
Our surgeons provide prompt evaluation with imaging and biopsy, and surgical treatment where needed, in coordination with Oncology.
Also known as: Fibroadenoma removal
Who is it recommended for?
Your doctor may recommend this if you have:
- New breast lump
- Breast pain or nipple discharge
- Breast abscess
- Fibroadenoma
How is it done at AKG Hospital?
- Clinical examination By the surgeon in privacy.
- Imaging Ultrasound or mammogram.
- Biopsy FNAC or core biopsy.
- Surgery Excision or other surgery as needed.
How to prepare
- Bring previous imaging
- Female attendant available on request
Recovery & aftercare
Recovery after lump excision is usually quick.
Benefits
- Prompt diagnosis
- Private, sensitive care
- Coordination with Oncology
Risks & when to seek help
A lump that grows, skin dimpling or bloody nipple discharge needs urgent assessment.
Frequently asked questions
Are most breast lumps cancer?
No. Most are benign, but all should be checked.
This page gives general information to help you understand Breast Lump Evaluation & Surgery. It does not replace a consultation — your doctor will advise what is right for you.
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