Giant fibroadenoma of the breast treated with reduction mammoplasty and excision of lesion: A case report

Abstract

Oncoplastic surgery was developed to allow for large tumor excision, immediate breast reconstruction, and optimal breast shape and symmetry. These techniques, used in past for malignant tumors, are useful for cosmetic issues caused by benign breast disease. Here, we present a case report Wise-pattern reduction mammoplasty for oncoplastic reconstruction of a giant fibroadenoma. A 29-year-old woman with 40 C size breasts presented to the clinic with the left breast enlargement from the past 7 months. Breast surgery team excised the mass with a Wise-pattern reduction technique. Immediately postoperatively, the patient showed excellent symmetry. Follow-up postoperatively showed good wound healing, preserved symmetry, and a viable, sensate nipple. Oncoplastic breast reconstruction in a reduction pattern technique after giant fibroadenoma removal provides an excellent outcome, allowing for improved symmetry.