Breast Cancer In Men
Male breast cancer accounts for about 1% of breast cancers; men should report lumps and other changes promptly because early diagnosis improves treatment options.
Male breast cancer accounts for about 1% of breast cancers; men should report lumps and other changes promptly because early diagnosis improves treatment options.
Mastectomy remains a key option for treating and reducing risk of breast cancer. Modern approaches - skin- and nipple-sparing techniques, sentinel node biopsy, and immediate reconstruction - improve cosmetic and functional outcomes. Choice depends on stage, genetics, and the need for additional therapies.