Comprehensive care tailored to your health and a safe recovery, from the first consultation through to follow-up.
Dr. Naeem recommends an operation only after going through your examination findings, imaging and biopsy report with you.
Used when the tumour is large compared with the breast, when cancer is found in more than one area, or when radiotherapy after breast conserving surgery is not possible. The chest muscles are kept.
Full guide to mastectomyTakes out the tumour with a small margin of healthy tissue. Aimed at keeping most of the breast and suitable for many early stage breast cancers, usually followed by radiotherapy.
Full guide to lumpectomyA face to face review of your history, examination and reports. You leave knowing what the findings mean, which operation is advised and what the alternatives are. Second opinions on an existing plan are welcome.
Wound and drain checks, removal of drains when the output settles, guidance on arm and shoulder exercises, and a walk through your histopathology report so you understand what comes next.
No. You can call the appointment line directly. If another doctor has already seen you, bring their notes along.
Bring any mammogram, breast ultrasound, biopsy or FNAC report, blood tests and CT or other scans you have had, plus a list of the medicines you take.
Often, yes. Chemotherapy, hormone therapy or radiotherapy may be advised depending on the final report. Dr. Naeem explains this before and after the operation.
Call the appointment line and the team will give you the next available slot.