What is Oncoplastic Breast Surgery?
Oncoplastic breast surgery combines two jobs in one anaesthetic when that is oncologically sound: remove the tumour with a rim of healthy tissue, then reshape the remaining breast so the contour is usable after healing and radiotherapy. The goal is cancer treatment first. Reshaping is part of the surgical strategy, not a cosmetic extra you can buy independently of those facts. It differs from a standard lumpectomy when the expected hole would otherwise leave a dent, distortion or nipple shift that is hard to live with and hard to irradiate evenly. Volume displacement rearranges the breast's own tissue. Volume replacement borrows tissue from nearby — a different operation, a different recovery.
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