Innovations in Breast Cancer Surgery: Minimally Invasive Techniques and Reconstruction

Abstract

Specifically focused on minimally invasive procedures and breakthroughs in reconstruction, this review article investigates the most recent developments in breast cancer surgery. Oncoplastic surgery and robotic-assisted operations are two examples of minimally invasive approaches that have gained popularity in recent years due to their capacity to shorten the amount of time needed for recovery and to improve the appearance of the patient's appearance. This is in response to the growing focus placed on the preservation of quality of life in conjunction with advanced cancer therapy. Within the context of typical surgical procedures, the paper investigates the efficacy of these techniques, focusing on the impact that they have on patient satisfaction and survival rates. In addition to this, it goes into the ever-evolving subject of breast reconstruction, examining various choices such as autologous tissue reconstruction and implant-based reconstruction, as well as contemporary technology that improves surgical precision and cosmetic outcomes. This study aims to assess how developments in breast cancer surgery are redefining treatment paradigms and improving the entire patient experience. This review will accomplish this by combining current research and clinical practices.