Breast Surgery
Expert Surgical Care with a Healing Touch
Breast health is deeply personal—and often emotional. Whether you're facing a cancer diagnosis, dealing with a benign lump, or simply seeking clarity about changes in your breast, having a compassionate and skilled surgeon makes all the difference.
Dr. Sirisha Routhu brings years of surgical experience, specialized training in breast surgery, and a patient-first approach that prioritizes not just clinical success but also emotional strength, body confidence, and long-term well-being.
Breast diseases:
Breast diseases encompass a range of conditions affecting breast tissue, including benign and malignant disorders. Some common ones include pain, lumps, abscesses, infections, and breast cancer.
- Identification: Symptoms like tenderness, swelling, discharge, and changes in breast shape can indicate an issue.
- Diagnosis: Doctors use clinical exams, mammography, ultrasound, biopsy, and lab tests to assess the condition.
- Treatment: Depending on the disease, options include medications, surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, or hormone therapy.
Early detection plays a crucial role in managing breast diseases. Regular self-examinations, mammograms, and medical checkups can aid in early diagnosis and treatment.
Breast Surgery
When diagnosed early, breast cancer can be successfully treated. Dr. Routhu offers individualized surgical care for each patient, based on the breast size, the patient’s preference, and health condition.
Procedures include:
- Lumpectomy (Breast-Conserving Surgery): Removal of the cancerous lump while preserving the rest of the breast.
- Mastectomy: Removal of the full breast in more advanced or widespread cases.
- Axillary/Lymph Node Surgery: Removal of lymph nodes near the breast to check if cancer has spread.
Axillary Tail of Breast
- Identification: The axillary tail of the breast is an extension of breast tissue into the armpit. It may present as a lump or swelling in the axilla, sometimes causing discomfort or pain.
- Diagnosis: Doctors use clinical examination, mammography, ultrasound, and biopsy to assess the tissue and rule out abnormalities.
- Treatment: If symptomatic, treatment options include surgical excision, liposuction, or axilla plasty to remove excess tissue.
Pain
- Identification: Pain can be acute or chronic, presenting as burning, cramping, spasmodic, or radiating discomfort. It may be localized or generalized.
- Diagnosis: Doctors assess pain using clinical examination, imaging tests (MRI, X-rays, CT scans), nerve conduction tests, and mobility assessments.
- Treatment: Pain management includes medications (analgesics, anti-inflammatory drugs), physical therapy, nerve blocks, and psychological support.
Abscess
- Identification: An abscess is a pocket of pus caused by infection. Symptoms include redness, swelling, warmth, tenderness, and fever.
- Diagnosis: Doctors diagnose abscesses through physical examination, imaging tests (ultrasound, CT scan), and laboratory tests.
- Treatment: Treatment involves incision and drainage, antibiotics, and pain management. In severe cases, surgical intervention may be required.
Breast Diagnosis & Monitoring
Early detection saves lives. Dr. Routhu emphasizes regular breast assessments and imaging tests for early intervention.
This includes:
- Clinical Breast Examination – A hands-on physical check for lumps or abnormalities.
- Mammograms – X-ray imaging to detect changes, especially in women above 40 or those at higher risk.
- Ultrasound – For younger women or denser breast tissue.
- Biopsies – For suspicious lumps, done with precision and minimal discomfort.
Whether it’s a routine check-up or a follow-up after surgery, patients receive continuous monitoring, clear communication, and proactive care.
Why This Matters
Breast issues, whether minor or major, can affect your physical health, self-image, and mental peace. Having a surgeon who understands the emotional journey behind every diagnosis is crucial.
Dr. Sirisha Routhu doesn’t just perform procedures—she guides, supports, and empowers every woman who walks through her doors.
The Experience You Deserve
- Surgical precision with aesthetic care
- Judgment-free, warm consultations
- Thorough diagnosis, honest answers
- Restorative surgery that heals inside and out
When to see a Surgeon?
- You feel a new lump or thickening in your breast
- You have nipple discharge or skin changes
- Breast pain that doesn’t go away
- You have a family history of breast cancer
- You’re due for a routine screening or second opinion
