Local Oncoplastic procedures combine cancer surgery with plastic surgery techniques to remove breast cancer while preserving or improving the shape of the breast. These procedures are suitable for women with small to medium-sized tumors where breast conservation is possible.

The main goal is to achieve complete cancer removal with clear margins, while maintaining a natural breast appearance. This approach often avoids the need for mastectomy and helps reduce deformities that can occur with traditional lumpectomy alone.

During the procedure, the tumor is removed along with a rim of healthy tissue. The remaining breast tissue is then reshaped using plastic surgery methods such as tissue rearrangement, glandular reshaping, or volume displacement. This can be tailored based on the size and location of the tumor and the natural shape of the breast.

In some cases, surgery on the opposite breast may be offered to improve symmetry. Local oncoplastic techniques provide both oncological safety and aesthetic benefit, which can support psychological recovery and overall wellbeing.