Services Offered

Oncoplastic & palliative surgery is a combined surgical approach used in cancer care to both remove tumors effectively and improve the patient’s quality of life. Oncoplastic surgery focuses on complete cancer removal while simultaneously reconstructing the affected area to maintain or restore appearance and function. Palliative surgery, on the other hand, is performed in advanced or incurable cancers to relieve symptoms such as pain, obstruction, bleeding, or difficulty in eating and breathing. Together, these procedures aim to provide both disease control and comfort-focused care depending on the patient’s stage and condition.

Oncoplastic Surgical Approach

Oncoplastic surgery integrates cancer removal with reconstructive techniques to ensure that patients achieve the best possible functional and aesthetic outcomes after tumor excision.

• Complete tumor removal with clear margins
• Immediate reconstruction of affected tissues
• Preservation of appearance and functional abilities

Palliative Surgical Care

Palliative surgery is designed for patients with advanced cancer where cure may not be possible, focusing on improving comfort, reducing symptoms, and enhancing quality of life through targeted surgical interventions.

• Relief from pain, obstruction, or bleeding
• Improvement in eating, breathing, or speech difficulties
• Focus on comfort and quality of life improvement