Breast Conservation Surgery (BCS) with Therapy By Dr. Hammad Raza Sheikh – Consultant Oncoplastic Breast Surgeon
Breast Conservation Surgery (BCS) — also known as lumpectomy or wide local excision — is a procedure where only the tumor and a margin of healthy tissue are removed, preserving most of the breast. It’s typically followed by radiation therapy to ensure any remaining microscopic cancer cells are treated effectively.
Dr. Hammad Raza Sheikh offers expert-level breast conservation surgery using advanced oncoplastic techniques, combining cancer control with excellent cosmetic outcomes.
Key Benefits:
Preserves the natural breast shape and tissue
Shorter surgery and quicker recovery than mastectomy
Less emotional and physical impact
Followed by radiotherapy for complete treatment
Oncoplastic methods minimize visible scarring
Ideal Candidates:
Early-stage breast cancer patients
Tumor size is small relative to breast size
No widespread disease or contraindication to radiotherapy
Patients seeking breast preservation with safety
Treatment Plan Includes:
Tumor Removal (Lumpectomy/BCS)
Sentinel Lymph Node Biopsy or sampling
Post-op Radiation Therapy
Hormonal or Chemotherapy (if required)
Cosmetic reshaping techniques as needed
Frequently asked questions
Usually, radiation is essential after BCS. Chemotherapy depends on your cancer type and stage.
Dr. Hammad uses oncoplastic reshaping to maintain symmetry and appearance.
Yes — when followed by radiation therapy, BCS is equally effective for early-stage breast cancer.