Are you experiencing any irregular breast symptoms? Consult our MOH-accredited breast specialists for a comprehensive & accurate diagnosis of your breast condition.
Our breast surgeons offer a range of treatments for breast-related conditions. Here are some of the common treatments provided:
Lumpectomy, also known as breast-conserving surgery, involves removing only the cancerous part of the breast and a small margin of surrounding tissue while preserving as much of the breast as possible. Lumpectomy is suitable for people with early-stage breast cancer who want to preserve as much of their breasts as possible.
Mastectomy is a surgical procedure that involves the partial or complete removal of the breast. It is a typical procedure for people with breast cancer or those at high risk of breast cancer.
Breast reconstruction is a procedure that can be performed simultaneously with a mastectomy. It involves rebuilding the breast using various techniques, including implants or tissue from other body parts.
Nipple and areola reconstruction is a surgical procedure that involves creating a new nipple and areola after a patient has undergone a mastectomy. This treatment is suitable for patients who have undergone a mastectomy and desire a more natural appearance.
Breast augmentation is a surgical procedure that involves inserting implants into the breast tissue to increase breast size and enhance breast shape. This treatment is suitable for patients who desire larger, more shapely breasts.
Breast reduction surgery is a procedure to remove excess breast tissue, fat and skin to achieve a breast size proportional to the rest of the body. It is suitable for patients who experience discomfort or pain due to overly large breasts.
Here are some tips on how to prepare for breast surgery:
Consult our MOH-accredited Breast Specialists for a comprehensive & accurate diagnosis of your condition.
The cost of breast surgery in Singapore can vary depending on the procedure, surgeon’s experience, and location.
Surgeon’s fees include the cost of the surgeon’s time and expertise and can vary depending on their experience level and reputation.
Facility fees include the cost of using the hospital or surgical centre where the procedure is performed, including the use of equipment and supplies.
Anaesthesia fees include the cost of the anaesthesia used during the procedure.
This includes the cost of any necessary tests or appointments before and after the procedure and any medications or supplies needed during recovery.
Breast surgeries are generally safe, but they may come with risks and potential complications like any surgery, such as:
Recovery from breast surgery is essential to ensure optimal results and minimise complications. Here are some common guidelines to follow.
Yes you can use your medisave to offset the cost of certain procedures. Reach out to us for more details.
For Singaporeans, Singapore Permanent Residents and Foreigners.
Please speak to our friendly clinic staff about using your insurance plans.
Dr Jesse specialises in managing both benign and malignant breast and thyroid conditions, which also includes breast pain, breast lumps, breastfeeding problems, neck lumps, amongst others.
Her dual expertise in cancer removal and plastic surgery techniques expands the design of individualized treatments, leading to holistic patient outcomes.
Dr Jesse was part of the teaching faculties of both NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine and Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine, where she teaches and mentors the next generation of medical students and trainee doctors.
Dr Jesse is recognized as an authority in breast cancer and thyroid surgery and a sought-after conference speaker.
Dr Felicia is actively involved in promoting breast cancer awareness. She has also been invited to give lectures and public talks on breast cancer related issues both locally and internationally.
Her clinical interest lies in treatment of breast cancer and the use of various surgical techniques to achieve the best oncologic and cosmetic outcome for her patients.
She is the pioneer of the procedure radioisotope occult lesion localisation (ROLL) in Singapore – which is used for locating non-palpable breast lesions and micro-calcifications for surgical excision.
She is also adept with the whole range of breast surgical procedures including vacuum assisted biopsies and endoscopic (key-hole) breast surgery for breast lesions.
We are committed to providing a one-stop experience, where you’ll receive a meticulous consultation and high-quality service in a comfortable environment.
The length of hospital stay varies depending on the type and extent of the surgery. Breast augmentation or reduction may be done on an outpatient basis, while a mastectomy may require an overnight stay.
Yes, breast surgery can correct asymmetry or uneven breasts by adjusting the size and shape of the breasts to create a more balanced appearance.
Breast surgery can affect breastfeeding by reducing milk production or changing nipple sensitivity. Discuss any plans for breastfeeding with your surgeon before undergoing breast surgery.
The final results of breast surgery may take several weeks or even months to fully develop as the breasts heal and settle into their new shape.
The need for additional surgeries depends on the type of procedure and individual circumstances. Some patients may require revision surgery to address implant rupture or capsular contracture issues.
