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Breast surgery

Surgical treatments for both benign and malignant diseases of the breast

11 related treatments

Authored by: Circle in house team

Last reviewed: 12/05/29

Related treatments

11 results

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Breast enlargement (breast augmentation) surgery

Get the breast shape and size you want with breast augmentation (enlargement)

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Breast implant removal

If you change your mind about breast implants, you can have surgery to remove them. We look at what to expect during breast implant removal surgery.

Treatment

Breast reconstruction following mastectomy

If you?ve had a mastectomy, you might want to have breast reconstruction to help your breast recover its natural shape and appearance.

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Breast reduction surgery

A breast reduction is an operation to make your breasts smaller and, sometimes, to improve their shape

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Breast surgery - excision biopsy

An excision biopsy of a breast lump involves removing a lump through a small cut. The tissue will be examined to find out if you have cancer.

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Breast surgery - lump removal (lumpectomy)

Breast lump removal (lumpectomy) is an operation to remove lumps or cysts from your breast that either won?t go away on their own, or that keep coming back.

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Breast surgery - mastectomy

A mastectomy is an operation that involves removing some of or your entire breast to treat breast cancer.

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Breast uplift surgery (mastopexy)

A breast uplift (mastopexy) is an operation to remove excess skin from your breasts to improve their shape

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Male chest reduction surgery (gynaecomastia surgery)

Are you a man with overly large breasts? Gynaecomastia surgery involves removing excess breast tissue, fat or skin to reduce the size of the male breast.

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Milk duct surgery (Microdochectomy or Macrodochectomy surgeries)

Private surgery to remove one or more blocked milk ducts in the breast

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Sentinel lymph node biopsy

A procedure to determine whether your breast cancer has spread to your lymph nodes