How to perform breast hyperplasia surgery in women?

Breast hyperplasia is a common breast disease in women. Patients with breast hyperplasia often feel breast pain, but when they press themselves, they can also clearly feel some small lumps in the breast. The color of the nipple and areola will also change. How should breast hyperplasia be treated? Is surgery necessary? Let's take a look!

If a woman has breast hyperplasia and the same tumor recurs in a breast other than the one that was removed, or in the contralateral breast after surgery, it should not be considered a recurrence. Strictly speaking, it should be considered a tendency to multiple occurrences. The reappearance of this tumor in the original site is considered a recurrence, and repeated recurrences should alert you to the possibility of a phyllodes tumor. Disadvantages: This procedure will leave scars on the breast, affecting the appearance, and cannot completely remove multiple tumors in multiple quadrants of the breast.

The design of the incision for female breast hyperplasia should take into account both aesthetic and functional needs. If breastfeeding is required, a radial incision centered on the nipple should be made. If the patient does not need to breastfeed in the future, an arc-shaped incision can be made along the edge of the areola. If the disease is multiple, an incision can be made at the junction of the lower edge of the breast and the chest wall or along the areola.

Carefully observe the appearance of each breast, any changes in size, skin color, or nipple color. Whether there is eczema or bumps on the skin, the difference in nipple height, and whether there is fluid or blood coming out of the nipple.

Lift one arm to see if the other breast is normal and then lift it up. Check for abnormalities at the junction of the breast and armpit. Put your hands over your head, turn your body to one side and observe the side of your breast repeatedly, then observe the other side.

Place your hands on your waist, press hard to tense your chest muscles, and check if there are any different lines or protrusions.

Patients with breast hyperplasia are advised to go to the hospital for examination in time. Generally speaking, if the condition is not very serious, only drug treatment is needed. However, if the condition is more serious, it is best to use surgical treatment to remove the hyperplastic tissue, so that it can be completely cured.