Diagnosis
Comprehensive And Accurate Diagnosis
Drawing from our collective experience and expertise, we take pride in providing you with thorough and accurate diagnoses. If you are experiencing any breast symptoms, such as a suspected breast lump, book your appointment with us now for a dedicated clinical evaluation.
- Expert evaluation of abnormal breast screening results, with timely investigations to determine the next steps.
- Risk assessment, counselling and surveillance for women with a strong family history of breast cancer or those with BRCA and other hereditary cancer gene mutations.
- Comprehensive breast assessment for breast lumps, nipple discharge, breast pain, skin or nipple changes, and other persistent breast symptoms.
- Advanced breast imaging, including 3D mammography (tomosynthesis), breast ultrasound and breast MRI, to support accurate diagnosis.
- Image-guided breast biopsy for the prompt and accurate diagnosis of suspicious breast abnormalities.
- Personalised breast cancer surgery and treatment planning, with care tailored to your diagnosis, preferences and treatment goals.
Understanding Your Body & Breast Health
It’s completely common for women’s breasts to be a different size or shape from each other. If you are still having periods, you may notice your breasts change at different times of the month. A woman’s breasts also go through significant changes during pregnancy and after menopause.
Before a period: Your breasts may feel tender, dense, or lumpy.
During pregnancy: Hormonal shifts will cause your breasts to grow and change in texture.
After menopause: As the body produces less oestrogen, breasts often change in size, feeling softer or less full.
Because of these natural fluctuations, it is incredibly important to be aware of how your breasts look and feel at different times. Knowing what is normal for you helps you spot changes early. If you ever notice an unusual change or a new lump, arrange a prompt assessment with a doctor, who may recommend a mammogram and/or an ultrasound based on your age and clinical findings. If further tests, such as a biopsy, are needed, having them done without unnecessary delay helps provide a clear diagnosis. Early evaluation offers peace of mind and, if treatment is required, gives you the best chance of an excellent outcome.