Axillary breast, also known as accessory breast or polymastia, refers to the presence of extra breast tissue in the armpit area. This condition can lead to physical discomfort, pain, and cosmetic concerns. Complications such as cysts, fibroadenomas, and increased risk of breast cancer are often treated through surgical removal or other medical interventions.
If you're considering treatment for an axillary breast, reach out to us or book a direct appointment with our plastic surgeon. At the CMRI Hospital, we are dedicated to ensuring that your axillary breast treatment is as safe, comfortable, and effective as possible. We're here to guide you every step of the way toward a successful recovery.
Axillary breast, also known as accessory breast or polymastia, develops due to these factors:
An axillary breast, or accessory breast tissue in the armpit, poses several risks if left untreated, such as:
Regular monitoring and medical assessment are crucial to address any changes or concerns promptly, potentially including surgical removal based on individual needs.
Axillary breast tissue, also known as accessory breast tissue or polymastia, develops along the milk line due to incomplete regression of embryonic mammary tissue. Types of the axillary breast include:
Axillary breast tissue varies widely; some may have only supernumerary nipples, while others develop fully functional accessory breasts. Management depends on symptoms like pain or aesthetic concerns, often involving surgical removal if needed.
Treatment options for axillary breast tissue include the following:
Cosmetic surgical techniques can address aesthetic concerns, especially when axillary breast tissue affects appearance. Consultation with a healthcare provider—typically a plastic surgeon or breast specialist—is crucial to determine the most suitable treatment based on individual needs.
The cost of an axillary breast treatment varies as per the specific type of treatment advised by a healthcare provider, such as:
The cost can also vary widely depending on several factors, including the location, the extent of the treatment, the doctor’s experience, and the hospital's pricing structure.
To get an explicit estimate for the cost of an axillary breast treatment at the CMRI Hospital, contact the hospital directly. Additionally, you can consult with our board-certified plastic surgeon to discuss your specific needs and receive a personalised quote for the treatment.
The advantages of laparoscopic/robotic axillary breast correction surgery over traditional axillary breast surgery are summarised below:
|
Feature |
Laparoscopic/Robotic Surgery |
Open Surgery |
|
Incision size |
Small, keyhole incisions |
Larger, single incision |
|
Recovery time |
Generally shorter |
Longer |
|
Postoperative pain |
Typically less |
Typically more |
|
Hospital stay |
Shorter (often same-day discharge) |
Longer |
|
Cosmetic result |
Minimal scarring |
More noticeable scar |
|
Return to normal activities |
Quicker |
Slower |
However, the choice between laparoscopic/robotic and open surgery depends on individual patient factors and surgeon expertise. Each method has its own set of advantages and should be considered in the context of the patient's overall health and specific circumstances.
Before treating axillary breast tissue, a thorough diagnostic process is essential, which involves:
A definitive diagnosis is made, considering findings from examinations and any biopsy results. Consulting a healthcare professional ensures appropriate evaluation and management tailored to individual needs.
Before undergoing treatment or surgery for an axillary (armpit) breast, it's important to follow certain pre-treatment guidelines to ensure a smooth procedure and reduce risks:
Clear communication and adherence to these guidelines are key to a successful outcome.
Post-surgery instructions for axillary breast removal are vital for proper healing and avoiding complications. Here's a concise guide to follow:
Throughout recovery, stay in touch with your surgeon for personalised guidance and support.
Recovery after axillary breast treatment, like surgical excision, requires careful attention to post-operative instructions. Following these guidelines is crucial for optimal healing:
Additionally, maintain good wound care and attend follow-up appointments for progress checks. A healthy diet and lifestyle support recovery. Consult your healthcare provider for personalised advice during this process.
The Calcutta Medical Research Institute (CMRI) is one of the largest multispecialty hospitals in Kolkata. Our hospital is equipped with state-of-the-art technology, revolutionizing the healthcare industry for the best surgical outcomes. In addition, CMRI has several eminent specialists, doctors, and healthcare providers of national and international reputations for comprehensive and personalized treatment. CMRI provides patient-centric care and empathy from internationally trained nurses to ensure holistic patient care. Here are a few advantages of choosing the CMRI for the best axillary breast reduction Surgery treatment in Kolkata:
Treatment for axillary (armpit) breast tissue generally won't affect breastfeeding, but it's wise to discuss with a healthcare provider to assess individual factors and potential impact on milk supply or ducts.
Non-surgical alternatives for axillary breast treatment include liposuction, laser therapy, or hormone therapy to manage symptoms. For individualised guidance, speaking with a healthcare professional is advised.
Axillary breast tissue itself is not cancerous but can have the same cancer risks as normal breast tissue. Regular screenings and medical evaluations are important for early detection and prevention.
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