About Lumpectomy

Complete overview and medical information

Procedure Overview

Medically Reviewed
Lumpectomy is the standard treatment for early-stage breast cancer, removing all cancer cells while maintaining breast appearance and sensation. The procedure has equivalent survival rates to mastectomy when followed by radiation therapy.

Available Treatment Types

Standard

At-a-Glance Medical Facts

Essential information you need to know

Cost Range
₹300,000 - ₹800,000
Procedure Duration
1-3 hours
Recovery Time
1-2 weeks return to work, several weeks full recovery
Anesthesia
Local/General
Setting
Outpatient Clinic
Results Duration
None
Safety Level
FDA Approved
Age Range
18-65 years

High Success Rate

Over 95% patient satisfaction with natural-looking results

Minimal Downtime

Most patients return to normal activities within days

Certified Doctors

Performed only by board-certified specialists

How the Procedure Works

Step-by-step medical process and techniques

Medical Procedure Overview

Board-Certified Required
Performed under general anesthesia as outpatient surgery. Surgeon makes incision, removes tumor plus rim of normal tissue, may remove nearby lymph nodes. Real-time pathology review ensures clear margins. Takes 15-40 minutes.

Step-by-Step Process

Comprehensive evaluation of your medical history, current health status, and aesthetic goals. Discussion of expected outcomes, potential risks, and post-procedure care.

Area preparation, anesthesia administration (if required), and final consent confirmation. All safety protocols are followed to ensure patient comfort and sterile conditions.

The actual Lumpectomy procedure is performed using precise medical techniques. Duration typically ranges from 30 minutes to 3 hours depending on complexity and individual requirements.

Post-procedure monitoring, aftercare instructions, and follow-up scheduling. Comprehensive recovery guidelines and 24/7 support availability for any concerns.
Common Questions

The duration of the procedure varies depending on the complexity and specific technique used, but typically takes between 1-3 hours.

Most cosmetic procedures are not covered by insurance. However, if the procedure is performed for reconstructive or medical purposes, some insurance plans may provide coverage. We recommend consulting with your insurance provider and doctor to determine eligibility.

Preparation varies based on the specific procedure, but typically includes:
  • Medical evaluation and lab tests
  • Avoiding certain medications and supplements
  • Stopping smoking at least two weeks before the procedure
  • Arranging for someone to drive you home after the procedure
  • Following any specific instructions provided by your doctor

Ideal Candidates

Who is the best candidate for this procedure

Candidacy Assessment

Early-stage breast cancer patients, single tumor location, individuals willing to have radiation therapy afterward, no previous radiation to same breast, no serious connective tissue diseases.

A consultation with a qualified doctor is the best way to determine if you're a good candidate for Lumpectomy.

Preparation Guidelines

Essential steps to prepare for your procedure

Before Your Lumpectomy Procedure

Schedule a consultation with a board-certified doctor
Discuss your medical history and current medications
Follow pre-procedure instructions provided by your doctor
Arrange for someone to drive you home if sedation is used
Avoid alcohol and smoking before the procedure

Important Reminders

Schedule your consultation at least 1 week in advance
Choose a board-certified specialist
Prepare a list of questions for your doctor

Recovery & Aftercare

Complete guide to healing and post-procedure care

Recovery Timeline

None

Post-Procedure Care Instructions

Follow all post-procedure instructions from your doctor
Attend all scheduled follow-up appointments
Contact your doctor if you experience unusual symptoms
Protect treated areas from direct sunlight
Avoid strenuous activities as advised

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Lumpectomy

Breast-conserving surgery removing cancerous tumor and small margin of surrounding healthy tissue while preserving most of the breast.

The cost of Lumpectomy typically ranges from ₹300,000 to ₹800,000. The final price depends on your specific needs, location, and the clinic you choose.

Most patients recover from Lumpectomy within 1-2 weeks return to work, several weeks full recovery. However, complete healing and final results may take longer.

Early-stage breast cancer patients, single tumor location, individuals willing to have radiation therapy afterward, no previous radiation to same breast, no serious connective tissue diseases.

Infection at surgery site, bleeding, pain or tenderness, numbness in breast area, need for additional surgery if margins unclear, lymphedema risk if nodes removed

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Nearby Clinics

Verified clinics offering Lumpectomy near you

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We're working to expand our network. Try searching in major cities or consult online.

Benefits

Preserves most of breast, maintains nipple and surrounding area, better cosmetic outcome, preserves sensation, shorter recovery than mastectomy, equivalent survival rates

Risks

Infection at surgery site, bleeding, pain or tenderness, numbness in breast area, need for additional surgery if margins unclear, lymphedema risk if nodes removed

All surgical procedures carry risks. A detailed discussion with your surgeon is essential to understand the specific risks related to your situation.

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