Breast Screening clinic

Mammogram

Breast Screening Clinic

Breast screening before and after breast surgery is essential
for a safe procedure and a more satisfying result.

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    1:1 private, personalized care by a female specialist

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    Mammography (breast X-ray) and ultrasound

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    Biopsy if abnormal findings are detected

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    Detailed consultation on results and personalized treatment

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    Referral to a university hospital if malignancy is found

Breast Screening Clinic

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    Precise breast screening by a breast disease specialist
    A precise breast screening performed directly by a general surgeon specializing in breast disease. We systematically evaluate not only breast cancer, but also implant rupture, capsular contracture, capsule thickness, causes of post-op swelling and inflammation, and implant position and displacement.

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    University-hospital-level advanced medical equipment
    Advanced medical equipment is essential for an accurate diagnosis. NANA Breast Clinic uses the latest university-hospital-level equipment to improve diagnostic precision and reliability.

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    Breast ultrasound
    An essential imaging test for diagnosing early breast cancer and various breast diseases. It can detect tiny lesions that cannot be felt and is effective at distinguishing cystic from solid tumors.

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    Breast biopsy
    If mammography or ultrasound reveals abnormal findings (lumps, masses, etc.), tissue is collected through a minimal incision to accurately determine whether a lesion is malignant or benign.

What is a mammogram?

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    A mammogram is an imaging test that uses low-dose X-rays of the breast to detect abnormalities such as tiny masses or calcifications early. Even with implants, a special imaging technique (Eklund Technique) allows only the breast tissue to be captured clearly without damaging the implants.

Who should get a mammogram

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    Family history of breast cancer

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    In your 40s or older with no breast exam within the past year

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    Continuous use of birth control pills for 5 years or more

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    History of breast surgery such as implants or fat grafting

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    No breast exam since childbirth or breastfeeding

Cases a mammogram can detect

  • Early breast cancer screening and breast disease
    Early breast cancer screening and breast disease

    Accurately diagnoses not only early breast cancer without symptoms, but also
    various breast diseases such as mastitis, breast inflammation, and fibroadenoma.

  • Fat grafting complications
    Fat grafting complications

    Accurately identifies and evaluates calcifications and tissue changes
    that can occur after breast fat grafting.

  • Implant rupture and position
    Implant rupture and position

    Comprehensively diagnoses not only implant rupture and leakage,
    but also abnormal position and changes in shape.

  • Illegal silicone injections
    Illegal silicone injections

    Precisely evaluates abnormal findings and changes in breast tissue
    damaged by illegally injected silicone.