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Breast Surgical Oncology

Advanced Care for Cancerous and Non-Cancerous Conditions

Breast conditions can significantly impact overall health and quality of life, involving vital aspects such as breast tissue, lymph nodes, skin, and surrounding muscles. Conditions like breast cancer, benign breast tumors, high-risk lesions, male breast disorders, and inflammatory breast disease often require specialized surgical oncology interventions when non-surgical treatments are insufficient. At Al Riaz Health Services, we deeply understand the physical, emotional, and psychological challenges faced by patients undergoing complex breast surgical procedures. It is our mission to support patients every step of the way through diagnosis, surgery, and recovery. We work closely with some of the world’s most renowned Breast Healthcenters and hospitals, combining cutting-edge surgical technology with compassionate, patient-centered care. Our team is committed to ensuring the best possible outcomes for every patient, focusing on early cancer detection, minimally invasive and breast-conserving surgical techniques, and comprehensive post-operative rehabilitation, including cosmetic reconstruction and emotional support. We also prioritize patient comfort, offering unwavering support from the moment a patient enters our care through to full recovery and beyond. With careful planning and personalized surgical treatment plans, we strive to give patients not just freedom from disease, but the confidence and strength to reclaim their daily lives.

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Care as Unique as You Are

No two cancer journeys are identical. That’s why we dig deep—listening to your fears, understanding your diagnosis, and matching you with the best oncologists worldwide who specialize in your cancer. From breast cancer to leukemia, we’ve got you covered.

A World of Healing, Opened for You

accessing the best oncology treatment abroad—think cutting-edge immunotherapy, precision medicine, CAR-T cell therapy, Stem Cell Transplant, and groundbreaking clinical trials in India, Turkey, Thailand, and more. Our global network of top cancer hospitals makes it possible, and we make it simple.

Support That Feels Like Family

Cancer doesn’t just affect your body—it touches your whole life. We lighten the load by arranging travel, visas, and cozy accommodations. Need a late-night chat about your options? Our team’s just a call away, ready to listen and guide.

Your health, our priority.

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Conditions We Treat in Breast Health

When patients and their families face breast cancer and complex breast conditions, they need more than just procedures—they need support, trust, and expert care. With a strong focus on compassionate, patient-centered care, our Breast Health Department specializes in the precise diagnosis, management, and advanced treatment of malignant and benign breast disorders. At Al Riaz Health Services, we connect patients with world-class oncology centers and leading breast surgeons, ensuring faster recovery and an improved quality of life. Below is a list of the conditions we treat, supported by expert, personalized care. Click on the tab provided to get more information and join us on the journey.

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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An aggressive subtype missing three typical receptors (ER, PR, HER2). Requires a unique treatment that involves surgery, chemo, and/or immunotherapy.

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Characterized by overexpression of the HER2 protein, which promotes cancer growth. Targeted therapy is often effective when used with surgery.

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A rare, aggressive form of cancer that causes swelling, redness, and heat. Requires immediate treatment and the administration of multiple therapies.

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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.

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Cancer recurrence after some type of treatment. Local, regional, or metastatic—requires updated and specialized management.

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A rare form of breast cancer that begins in the ducts and spreads to the nipple. Symptoms and signs include flaking, itching, or reddening of the nipple skin.

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Cancer that has spread from the breast and surrounding lymph nodes to other organs like the bones, liver, lungs, or brain. Treated with supportive care and systemic therapies.

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Rare fibroepithelial tumors that are benign or malignant. They develop rapidly and may require surgical excision with free margins.

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An extremely rare group of cancers that develop in the connective tissue of the breast, not the ducts or lobules. Requires special surgical and oncologic treatment.

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Rare form of breast cancer with a papillary (finger-like) growth pattern, typically discovered by biopsy. Typically has an excellent prognosis.

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Rare type with clear borders and less aggressive overall course. Typically triple-negative but more treatment-sensitive than other TNBCs.

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Slow-growing, well-differentiated breast cancer with an excellent prognosis. Frequently found by routine annual mammograms.

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A uncommon invasive breast cancer made up of mucus-secreting tumor cells. Typically less aggressive and has favorable prognosis.

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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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Your Guide to Breast Health Diagnosis

What Tests Might Be Needed

Being diagnosed with a breast condition—or preparing for surgery—can feel overwhelming. Each test is designed to give your care team a complete picture of the breast tissue, lymph nodes, and overall health to plan the best surgical approach. You may not need all these tests, but we’ve explained the most common ones so you feel confident and prepared. For each test, we answer key questions:
What is it? Why is it done? How does it work? How long does it take? Will it hurt? Our goal is to support you with clear, compassionate guidance throughout your breast surgical care journey.

Checking a Small Piece of Tissue

What is it?
A biopsy is when we take a tiny bit of tissue—like from a lump or spot—to look at closely.

Why do we do it?
It’s the best way to know for sure if cancer is there, what kind it is, and how fast it might grow.

How does it happen?
The doctor might use a needle to grab the sample, make a small cut, or use a thin tube with a camera (like for your stomach or lungs). We numb the area so it’s not painful, then send the tissue to a lab where experts check it under a microscope.

How long does it take?
The test itself takes 15 minutes to an hour. Results come back in 3-7 days.

Will it hurt?
You might feel a quick pinch or some pressure, but the numbing helps a lot. Afterward, it might feel sore, like a bruise, for a day or two.

What else should I know?
It’s a big step to getting clear answers—worth it for peace of mind!
Looking for Clues in Your Blood

What are they?
A simple check of your blood to spot cancer signs.

Why do we do them?
They find hints—like special proteins or cell changes—that show if cancer’s there or how it’s behaving. They also check your overall health.

How do they happen?
A nurse uses a small needle to take blood from your arm. The lab looks for things like tumor markers or unusual cell counts.

How long do they take?
The poke takes 5 minutes. Results come in a few hours to 3 days.

Will it hurt?
Just a quick sting—like a mosquito bite. It’s over fast!

What else should I know?
It’s an easy way to keep track without big procedures.
Exploring Your Cancer’s DNA

What is it?
A test to check the DNA in your cancer or blood.

Why do we do it?
It finds changes in the cancer that help us pick the best treatments—like medicines made just for you. It can also tell if cancer runs in your family.

How does it happen?
We use tissue from a biopsy or sometimes just blood (called a liquid biopsy). A lab studies the DNA for clues.

How long does it take?
No extra time for you—it’s all lab work. Results take 1-3 weeks.

Will it hurt?
No pain if it’s from a past biopsy. If it’s blood, it’s just another quick draw.

What else should I know?
It’s like a secret weapon to fight your cancer smarter!
Screening Your Breasts

What is it?
An X-ray of your breasts (for women, sometimes men).

Why do we do it?
To find breast cancer early, even before you feel a lump.

How does it happen?
Your breast is pressed between two plates for a quick picture.

How long does it take?
15-20 minutes. Results in a few days.

Will it hurt?
It’s tight and uncomfortable for a moment, but not painful.

What else should I know?
It’s a key tool for catching breast cancer fast!
Sound Waves for Lump Detection

What is it?
A non-invasive imaging tool using sound waves to evaluate lumps.

Why do we do it?
To distinguish solid masses from fluid-filled cysts.

How does it happen?
A gel and handheld device (transducer) are used on the breast.

How long does it take?
15–30 minutes.

Will it hurt?
No pain—completely safe.

What else should I know?
Helpful when mammogram results are unclear.
Magnetic Scan for High-Risk Patients

What is it?
A powerful imaging tool using magnets to create detailed pictures.

Why do we do it?
Used in high-risk patients or for better visualization of complex cases.

How does it happen?
The patient lies face-down; contrast dye may be used.

How long does it take?
30–60 minutes.

Will it hurt?
No pain, but some may feel claustrophobic.

What else should I know?
Often used with mammograms for complete diagnosis.
3D Breast Imaging

What is it?
An advanced form of mammography creating 3D breast images.

Why do we do it?
To improve cancer detection and reduce false positives.

How does it happen?
Multiple X-ray images taken from different angles.

How long does it take?
15–20 minutes.

Will it hurt?
Similar to a traditional mammogram.

What else should I know?
Especially beneficial for women with dense breast tissue.
Metastasis Check

What is it?
A combination of Positron Emission Tomography and CT imaging.

Why do we do it?
To detect the spread of cancer to other parts of the body.

How does it happen?
A radioactive tracer is injected, and whole-body imaging is done.

How long does it take?
1–2 hours.

Will it hurt?
No pain; may feel cold sensation from injection.

What else should I know?
Useful in staging and treatment planning.
Tumor Receptor Testing

What is it?
Lab tests on tumor samples to check hormone and HER2 receptor status.

Why do we do it?
To determine targeted treatment strategies.

How does it happen?
Done after biopsy or surgery.

How long does it take?
3–5 days.

Will it hurt?
No additional pain—uses existing tissue sample.

What else should I know?
Results decide eligibility for hormone and targeted therapies.

Treatments in Breast Health

Your Path to Healing

At Al Riaz Health Services, we guide patients and families through the complex treatment landscape of breast cancer with care and clarity. We work with globally renowned breast cancer surgeons and hospitals to offer surgical treatments tailored to individual needs. Whether it’s breast-conserving surgery or total mastectomy, our role is to ensure that your care is both effective and empowering.

Uses powerful drugs to kill cancer cells or slow their growth, administered orally, intravenously, or through injections, often in combination with other treatment modalities to improve effectiveness and reduce side effects.

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Enhances the body's natural defenses to fight cancer, utilizing drugs that stimulate the immune system to recognize and attack cancer cells, offering new hope for children with advanced or treatment-resistant cancers.

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Removes the entire breast tissue, including the nipple-areola complex, often recommended for larger tumors, multifocal disease, or when breast-conserving surgery is not feasible, with options for immediate or delayed breast reconstruction to restore breast shape and symmetry.

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Uses high-energy rays or particles to destroy cancer cells or shrink tumors, administered externally or internally, often used in conjunction with surgery and chemotherapy to enhance treatment outcomes.

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Involves the removal and examination of one or a few sentinel lymph nodes to assess the spread of cancer to the lymphatic system, guiding the need for further lymph node dissection and adjuvant therapies.

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Utilizes drugs or other substances to specifically target cancer cells while sparing normal cells, often guided by molecular profiling and genetic testing to identify specific targets for treatment, reducing side effects and improving efficacy.

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Eliminates the tumor and an extremely thin layer of tissue—well-suited to early-stage cancers. Preserves most of the breast.

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Excision of several lymph nodes from under arm region in situation of cancer of sentinel node.

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Performed after mastectomy for construction of the breast with the use of the implant or tissue from a body site.

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Combines cancer excision and aesthetic reconstruction to maintain breast look and symmetry.

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Most suitable for hormone receptor-positive cancers. Drugs inhibit or lower estrogen to slow growth.

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In advanced or metastatic breast cancer, relief of symptoms, comfort, and mental health is the goal.

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Pre-surgical chemotherapy or hormone therapy to shrink tumors and improve surgical outcomes.

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Treatment after surgery to avert recurrence, tailored to the individual patient's profile.

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Delivers intrasurgical focused radiation, obliterating in some cases weeks of post-surgical treatment.

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Surgical-free treatment using cold temperature to destroy small tumors—a therapy for a few patients not candidates for surgery.

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Surgical-free therapy utilizing focused sound waves to destroy cancer cells—still under clinical trials.

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Helps in personalizing the treatment by researching tumor-specific genes to choose the most promising therapy.

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For bone metastasis of cancer—used to manage pain and fractures.

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Emotional well-being, physical well-being, and life management after treatment.

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Cutting-Edge Moves in Breast Health

At Al Riaz Health Services, we are committed to connecting you with the latest advancements in Breast Health. As a leading medical tourism organization, we collaborate with top-tier oncology centers and world-renowned breast surgeons to bring you groundbreaking technologies that are transforming cancer surgery. From revolutionary diagnostics to state-of-the-art operative methods, these innovations are shaping the future of breast cancer treatment. Explore our Medical Innovation and Technology hub for more insights into these life-saving advances.

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Robotic-Assisted Mastectomy

Offers increased precision and tiny incisions, often sparing nerves and muscles.

3D Mammography (Tomosynthesis)

Allows for accurate, layered breast images for earlier and more precise detection.

Fluorescence-Guided Surgery (FGS)

Uses glowing dyes to assist in identifying and removing more cancer during surgery without damaging healthy tissue.

Intraoperative Radiation Therapy (IORT)

Delivers radiation directly during surgery, which reduces the need for weeks of treatment.

Genomic Testing

Tests tumor genes to decide if chemo is needed after surgery—stops overtreatment.

Microsurgical Reconstruction

High-technology free flap and microsurgical methods for very natural-looking breast reconstruction.

AI-Powered Imaging

Increases diagnostic accuracy with artificial intelligence for better decision-making.

Cryoablation (Experimental)

Freezes small tumors with fewer scars—studied for some cases.

Laser Ablation

A minimally invasive treatment to shrink tumors with heat energy—currently in clinical trials.

Bioabsorbable Tissue Markers

Help mark areas of tumors and guide radiation or surgery without the use of permanent implants.

Radiofrequency Identification (RFID) Tags

Guide tumors wirelessly during surgery, improving accuracy without wires.

Oncoplastic Surgery

Combines cancer removal and cosmetic breast reconstruction into one surgery—and improves both.

Sentinel Lymph Node Mapping with Dyes & Tracers

Enhances cancer spread detection, minimizing lymph node removal unnecessary.

Vacuum-Assisted Biopsy Devices

Facilitates simultaneous diagnosis and removal of small breast lesions with decreased invasiveness.

Contrast-Enhanced Mammography (CEM)

A fairly recent imaging test that combines mammograms and contrast dye to spot less-than-visible cancers.

Meet Our Expert Doctors

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Dr. (Col) Manjinder Sandhu (MD)

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Department : Interventional Cardiology | Electrophysiology

Experience : 35 years of experience

Treats : Adults and Children

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Dr. Bhawana Awasthy (MD)

Rating : 4/5

Department : Oncology

Experience : 35 years of experience

Treats : Adults

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Dr. Manish Saxena (MD)

Rating : 4/5

Department : Pediatric Cardiology

Experience : 19+ years of experience

Treats : Children

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Dr. Sumit Narang (MD)

Rating : 4/5

Department : Cardiothoracic & Vascular Surgery

Experience : 26 years of experience

Treats : Adults

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Dr. Yogendra Singh Rajput (MD)

Rating : 4/5

Department : Cardiology

Experience : 13 years of experience

Treats : Adults

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Real Stories, Real Hope: Patient Testimonials

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Absolutely mind-blowing! The treatment I received in South Africa exceeded my expectations. From the moment I arrived, I was impressed with the professionalism of the medical staff and the modern facilities. The procedure was done with exceptional care, and the recovery was quick. I was able to receive high-quality healthcare at a fraction of the cost compared to my home country. Highly recommend medical tourism for those seeking affordable and world-class care.

Alice

South Africa

I had my surgery in India, and it was an incredible experience. The doctors were highly skilled and experienced, and the hospital staff were incredibly caring and attentive. The hospital was equipped with the latest technology, making me feel comfortable and confident throughout the entire process. The cost of the treatment was significantly lower than what I would have paid back home, and the overall experience was smooth, making this medical tourism option one I would suggest to anyone.

John

India

My dental treatment in Thailand was a life-changer. From the initial consultation to the post-procedure care, the process was seamless. The dentists were not only experts in their field but also provided excellent communication, explaining each step of the procedure. The clinic had state-of-the-art equipment and a comfortable environment. I couldn’t believe the difference in cost compared to what I would have paid in the US. Medical tourism in Thailand is an affordable, safe, and highly recommended option.

Maria

Thailand

I visited Mexico for my hip replacement surgery. The level of care and attention I received was outstanding. The hospital staff were friendly, and the doctors were very professional, taking the time to explain the whole process and answer all my questions. The recovery process was much quicker than I expected, and the surgery was performed with the latest techniques and equipment. The cost was much lower than in the US, but the quality of care was just as high. I couldn’t have asked for a better experience.

Peter

Mexico

I had a hair transplant in Turkey, and the results were phenomenal! The clinic I visited was very professional, and the team made me feel completely at ease throughout the entire process. The procedure was relatively quick and virtually painless, and the results were visible within a few months. The facility was modern, clean, and equipped with the latest technology. It’s amazing how much money I saved compared to prices in the US, and I am extremely happy with the outcome. I would highly recommend Turkey as a top destination for medical tourism.