Breast surgery refers to any surgical procedure involving the breasts. It may be done for medical reasons—such as diagnosing or treating breast cancer—or for cosmetic purposes, like enhancing or reshaping the breasts. A Breast surgeon is a specialist trained to perform these procedures with precision and care.
Breast surgery can address both medical and aesthetic concerns. Whether it’s for treating breast cancer, easing physical discomfort, or improving the size and shape of the breasts, we offer procedures tailored to your needs. Our aim is to improve your health, comfort, and confidence.
You may consider breast surgery for several reasons, including:
We use different surgical techniques to diagnose and manage cancer in the breast. These include:
Cosmetic Breast Surgeries
These procedures are designed to enhance or restore the appearance of your breasts. Common types include:
Before your surgery, you’ll meet with your surgeon to plan your care. If you're preparing for breast cancer surgery, we will:
These photos help us monitor your healing after surgery. Only authorised medical staff will access them. If you're considering cosmetic breast surgery, we will:
You’ll also have the chance to ask questions like:
Breast surgery involves a few standard steps, which may vary slightly depending on the type of procedure.
Anaesthesia
We’ll begin by giving you anaesthesia to ensure you're comfortable. You may receive:
Incisions
Once the area is numb or you're asleep, we’ll make small incisions in the breast. This allows us to:
If we remove tissue for examination, our pathologist will check it under a microscope for signs of cancer. After surgery, we’ll close the incisions with sutures and cover them with protective dressings.
Surgical Drains
Sometimes, fluid can collect under the skin after surgery. To prevent this from causing infection, we may place surgical drains in the area. Drains are commonly used during:
These help reduce swelling and support healing by draining excess fluid from the site.
Breast surgery is generally safe, but like any operation, there are some risks. You might experience:
Before your surgery, we’ll talk through your individual risk factors and provide detailed aftercare instructions. If you notice symptoms that persist or worsen, don’t wait—reach out to us.
Our team will guide you through recovery and explain how to care for yourself at home. This usually includes:
If it feels overwhelming, don’t worry—we’ll walk you through everything and encourage you to ask questions.
In the early days of recovery, we'll recommend taking it easy. You may need help with transport or household tasks for a couple of weeks.
Healing times may vary depending on the procedure. For example:
Please contact your surgeon right away if you notice any of the following:
At CK Birla Hospital, Jaipur, we understand that breast surgery is more than just a procedure—it’s a deeply personal journey. That’s why we’re committed to providing expert care in a safe, compassionate environment.
Our team of skilled surgeons, nurses, and support staff are here to guide you every step of the way, from consultation to recovery. With advanced facilities and a focus on personalised care, we aim to make your experience as smooth and reassuring as possible.
When you choose us, you’re choosing a hospital that genuinely cares about your health, confidence, and peace of mind.
The cost varies depending on your individual case, the facility, and the complexity of the procedure.
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Yes, men can have breast surgery—most commonly to treat gynaecomastia (enlarged male breast tissue).
Non-surgical options include strength training, hormonal treatments, or padded bras, but results may vary.
Some benign lumps may be treated with medication, drainage, or simply monitored by your doctor.
Common side effects include pain, swelling, scarring, numbness, and reduced arm movement.
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