Leading Private Breast Cancer Care with leading specialists, tailored to your needs. We accept both self pay & Insured Patients (Insurer Fee’s honoured as per policy cover).
Once you’ve received a breast cancer diagnosis, your expert care team will walk you through all available treatment options to ensure you fully understand the benefits, risks & potential side effects of each so that you can make an informed decision about your treatment plan.
We offer a wide range of breast cancer treatments tailored to your individual needs. These options will depend on the type and stage of your cancer and can include local therapies which focus on tumours or systemic treatments which target cancer cells throughout the body.
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These treat cancer at the source – targeting the tumour & surrounding areas:
These involve drugs that work throughout the body to target cancer cells that may have spread beyond the breast
A common option for treating early stage cancers. Can include tumour removal, mastectomy, lymph node evaluation & breast reconstruction
High Energy x-rays used to destroy remaining cancer cells in the breast, often following surgery.
For hormone responsive cancers, this therapy aims to block or reduce hormones to slow the growth of cancer cells.
The use of powerful drugs to destroy cancer cells throughout the body and can be used before or after surgery, depending on the case.
These therapies focus on specific molecules or pathways that are key to cancer cell growth and often comes with fewer side effects than chemotherapy however, only suitable for treatment of specific cancer types
Microsurgical techniques that can help prevent lymphedema, a condition that occurs when fluid doesn't drain properly from the body
Every treatment plan is personalised. Below are some of the specialist techniques we offer as part of your care.
Combines breast-conserving cancer surgery with breast reshaping (reduction or uplift) in a single procedure, removing the tumour while preserving a natural contour, often with a symmetrising procedure on the opposite side.
An oncoplastic technique using a circular incision around the areola to remove a tumour and reshape the breast, particularly suited to centrally or periareolar located tumours, with scarring largely hidden at the areola edge.
Local flaps, such as LICAP or TDAP, use a woman's own skin and fatty tissue from the side of the chest wall to fill the defect left after partial breast removal, avoiding the need for an implant or tissue from elsewhere in the body.
A mastectomy technique that removes the breast tissue while preserving the nipple-areola complex and skin envelope, typically combined with immediate reconstruction for a natural-looking result. Read more about breast reconstruction after mastectomy.
A wire-free radar localisation system used to mark a tumour or lymph node precisely before surgery, replacing traditional wire localisation and allowing more flexible scheduling and greater comfort for the patient.
A single, targeted dose of radiotherapy delivered directly to the tumour bed during surgery in suitable early-stage cases, which can reduce or replace the need for several weeks of radiotherapy after the operation.
A microsurgical technique (Lymphatic Microsurgical Preventive Healing Approach) performed at the time of axillary lymph node surgery, reconnecting lymphatic vessels to a nearby vein to help reduce the risk of developing lymphoedema.
We provide consultations, advanced Imaging & Pathology testing in a single visit with same day results for peace of mind
Led by a dual European Board-certified consultant (FEBS in Breast Surgery and Surgical Oncology), formerly Clinical Director of Breast Services for NHS England’s NCL Cancer Alliance, working alongside a multidisciplinary team of radiologists and oncologists.
Our clinics use advanced technologies and techniques, including intra-operative testing, to support accurate diagnosis and effective treatment.
Our dedicated breast care nursing team offer emotional and practical support, guiding you through each step of your diagnosis and treatment with compassion and expertise.
Taking control of your breast health has never been easier. Whether you’re seeking peace of mind or proactive care, our experienced team is here to guide you through every step of the screening process with compassion and expertise.
A sentinel lymph node biopsy involves removing the first lymph node(s) that breast cancer is most likely to spread to. It is a minimally invasive procedure used to determine if cancer has reached the lymph nodes. If no cancer is found, further surgery may not be needed.
Axillary node clearance involves removing multiple lymph nodes from the underarm area if cancer has been detected in the sentinel nodes. This procedure helps prevent the cancer from spreading and allows for a more comprehensive assessment of its extent
Most patients experience mild discomfort after lymph node surgery. Any pain or discomfort is typically manageable with prescribed pain relief. Your surgeon will provide detailed aftercare instructions to help manage any discomfort during recovery.
Recovery from lymph node surgery varies depending on the type of surgery. Most people can return to light activities within a few days, but full recovery may take several weeks. Your surgeon will advise on activity restrictions and follow-up care to ensure proper healing.
Lymph node surgery carries some risks, including infection, bleeding, and lymphedema (swelling of the arm due to fluid build-up). However, these risks are minimised with proper surgical techniques and aftercare.
Lymphedema is swelling caused by the removal of lymph nodes, leading to fluid build-up in the arm. It can be managed with physical therapy, compression garments, and exercises to encourage drainage and reduce swelling.
If cancer is found in your lymph nodes, your treatment plan may include chemotherapy or radiotherapy to ensure the cancer is fully treated. Your oncologist will discuss the best approach based on the extent of the cancer and your overall health.
