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Mastectomy surgery is a definitive surgical treatment used to remove part or all of the breast tissue to treat or prevent breast cancer. A mastectomy operation may be advised when cancer is extensive, recurrent, or when preventive removal significantly lowers future cancer risk.
At Sarvodaya, the best cancer hospital in Delhi NCR, mastectomy procedures are planned using advanced imaging, precise surgical techniques, and coordinated oncology care. Under the supervision of an experienced oncologist in Noida or Delhi NCR, treatment is individualised based on cancer stage, breast anatomy, and patient preferences.
Mastectomy surgery is recommended to eliminate cancerous breast tissue and reduce the risk of cancer spread or recurrence. It may also be advised for individuals with a strong family history, genetic mutations, or multiple tumours within the breast.
In many cases, mastectomy is part of a comprehensive cancer treatment plan that may include chemotherapy, radiation therapy, or hormonal therapy. The procedure aims to achieve long-term cancer control while prioritising patient safety and quality of life.
The mastectomy procedure begins with a detailed pre-operative evaluation, including imaging, laboratory tests, and anaesthesia assessment. The surgery is performed under general anaesthesia.
During the procedure, the surgeon removes the affected breast tissue. In selected cases, lymph nodes from the underarm may also be removed to evaluate cancer spread. After tissue removal, surgical drains may be placed temporarily to prevent fluid accumulation. The incision is carefully closed, and the patient is shifted to recovery for close monitoring and post-operative care.
Mastectomy surgeries are performed in fully equipped modular operation theatres supported by advanced imaging systems and modern surgical instruments. High-precision surgical techniques enable accurate removal of cancerous tissue while minimising trauma to surrounding structures and preserving healthy tissue wherever possible.
Post-operative care is delivered through specialised oncology recovery units with structured pain management protocols, infection control measures, and rehabilitation support. Close coordination between surgical oncologists, medical oncologists, anaesthetists, and trained nursing teams ensures safe surgery and smooth recovery.
Advanced diagnostic and treatment planning are supported by state-of-the-art cancer technologies, including Discovery IQ PET CT for precise tumour localisation and staging, Amulet Innovality Digital Mammography for accurate breast cancer evaluation, and Gamma Camera imaging for functional assessment and disease monitoring.