Breast Surgery

Not sure of your diagnosis? Dr. Lamb will review your imaging and biopsy results with you and explain the next steps.

Surgical care for non-cancerous and cancerous breast lumps

Understanding Breast Lumps

  • Some lumps can be felt during an exam
  • Other changes are found on breast imaging
  • Your imaging and biopsy results help guide treatment

Breast Conditions We Evaluate

Simplified breast tissue illustration showing a smooth, round lump.

Benign Breast Lumps

  • Non-cancerous masses, such as fibroadenomas
  • Lumps that can be felt during an exam
  • Removal when appropriate for your symptoms and findings
Breast imaging illustration with a magnifying glass highlighting an area of concern.

Abnormal Breast Imaging or Biopsy Results

  • You’ve been told you have breast cancer and need surgery.
  • Your biopsy showed changes that may increase your risk of breast cancer.
  • Your doctor recommended removing an area for further evaluation.

Treatment recommendations are individualized to your diagnosis.

When Should You See Dr. Lamb?

  • A breast lump that needs surgical evaluation
  • An imaging finding referred for surgical consultation
  • A biopsy showing cancer or a high-risk lesion
  • A recommendation to discuss removal of a breast mass

What Is a Lumpectomy?

  • Removes a breast lump or targeted area of tissue
  • Preserves the rest of the breast
  • The surgical plan depends on your diagnosis

Advanced Technology for Lumpectomy

Precision guidance without an external wire

For breast abnormalities that cannot be felt, Dr. Lamb uses wire-free EnVisio technology to help precisely locate and remove the area of concern.

  • A tiny marker is placed inside the breast before surgery.
  • No bulky wire extends outside the breast while you wait for surgery.

Your Consultation

  • Review your history, imaging, and biopsy results
  • Discuss whether surgery is appropriate
  • Understand your options and next steps
  • Time for questions and clear explanations

Your Recovery

  • Instructions for incision care and pain control
  • Guidance on activity and returning to work
  • Review your final pathology results
  • Follow-up care with Dr. Lamb

Recovery varies with the procedure and your individual needs.

Let’s Discuss Your Breast Care

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Office Hours

Monday – Friday
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Call to Schedule

(949) 220-7335