ONCOPLASTIC BREAST SURGERY
Breast conservation with level 1 and 2 oncoplastic techniques of volume replacement: A surgery that combines breast cancer removal with cosmetic reconstruction using the remaining breast tissue or tissue from another part of the body to fill in the space left by the lumpectomy and create a natural and symmetrical breast shape.
Batwing technique mammoplasty: A type of oncoplastic breast surgery that involves making an incision around the areola and extending it to the side of the breast, removing the cancer and some of the surrounding tissue, and reshaping the breast by moving the skin and tissue from the side to the center of the breast.
Round block mammoplasty: A type of oncoplastic breast surgery that involves making a circular incision around the areola, removing the cancer and some of the surrounding tissue, and reshaping the breast by tightening the skin around the areola.
Donut mammoplasty: A type of oncoplastic breast surgery that involves making a circular incision around the areola and another larger circular incision around the first one, removing the cancer and some of the surrounding tissue, and reshaping the breast by stitching the two incisions together.
Grisotti flap: A type of oncoplastic breast surgery that involves making an incision around the areola and extending it to the lower part of the breast, removing the cancer and some of the surrounding tissue, and reshaping the breast by using the tissue from the lower part of the breast to fill in the defect and lift the breast.
Vertical reduction mammoplasty: A type of oncoplastic breast surgery that involves making an incision around the areola and extending it to the lower part of the breast, removing the cancer and some of the surrounding tissue, and reshaping the breast by removing excess skin and tissue from the lower part of the breast and lifting the breast.
Wise pattern therapeutic mammoplasty: A type of oncoplastic breast surgery that involves making an incision around the areola and extending it to the lower part of the breast and along the inframammary fold, removing the cancer and some of the surrounding tissue, and reshaping the breast by removing excess skin and tissue from the lower and outer part of the breast and lifting the breast.