Dr. Harit Chaturvedi (MD)

A condition that often begins with a lump or subtle changes in breast tissue. It’s a fight millions face—and win—with the right care.

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A benign form of cancer where there are abnormal cells in the milk ducts. Typically found on mammograms; very high cure rate.

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Needs to be treated gently, with a multidisciplinary approach, in order to spare both mother and fetus. Treatment regimen may include surgery and delay chemotherapy until after childbirth.

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Not cancer, but LCIS indicates a higher risk of eventually developing breast cancer some time down the road. Often requires close follow-up and sometimes preventive intervention.

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While rare, breast cancer can develop in men, who may have cancer in the form of a mass, nipple discharge, or change in the skin. Requires urgent treatment and diagnosis.

Removes the cancerous tumor and a small margin of surrounding normal tissue while preserving the breast, often followed by radiation therapy to reduce the risk of local recurrence, offering comparable survival outcomes to mastectomy for early-stage disease.

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A surgical procedure for the removal of breast tissue to treat breast cancer or other conditions.

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Guidance on nutrition and lifestyle modifications to support overall health and recovery.

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Surgical procedures aimed at restoring appearance or function, often after trauma or illness.

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Comprehensive care for wounds and drains to promote healing and prevent infection.

Embrace minimally invasive surgical approaches, including laparoscopic surgery, robotic-assisted surgery, or endoscopic procedures, to reduce surgical trauma, minimize postoperative pain, and accelerate patient recovery while achieving comparable oncologic outcomes and long-term survival rates.

Surgical interventions for managing various diseases, including cancer, trauma, and infections.

Surgical interventions specifically aimed at diagnosing and treating cancer.