Hidden Scar Breast Surgery
See yourself, not your scars
Breast surgery scars can significantly impact a woman’s self-confidence and body image. “Hidden Scar” breast surgery minimizes visible scarring by removing cancerous tissue through a single, inconspicuous incision, usually along the edge of the nipple or the underside of the breast.
Generally, all women can consider Hidden Scar.
This procedure is available for women needing a mastectomy or lumpectomy based on the size and location of your tumor, and the shape and size of your breasts.
Which breast procedures can use the Hidden Scar approach?
The Hidden Scar technique may be used for several procedures, including:
- Nipple-sparing mastectomies, which remove all underlying breast tissue while keeping the breast skin and nipple area intact
- Lumpectomies, also known as breast conserving surgeries, which remove the tumor and a small area of surrounding healthy breast tissue while saving the majority of the breast
- Sentinel lymph node biopsies, which remove lymph nodes from under the arm to test whether cancer has spread to other parts of the body
Hidden Scar Breast Surgery Results
This is a lumpectomy or mastectomy surgery technique with little or no reminder of surgery afterwards.
Minimize Scars with Hidden Scar™ Breast Surgery
Hidden Scar™ Breast Surgery offers a less visible scar solution. If you're planning breast surgery, call us to find out if this advanced technique is suitable for you.