Is it possible to get a fibroadenoma removed and breast augmentation in one procedure?

If a patient has a benign breast tumor, then removing the tumor at the same time as undergoing a breast augmentation is a safe and routine combination.  The surgeon needs to take into account the size of the tumor when deciding on a final implant for that side, but other then that should be routine.  Insurance should cover the excision of the mass since it is a changing lesion in the breast, but would not cover the augmentation.  I hope this helps.

Yes, benign lesions such as fibroadenoma can be removed during the time of breast augmentation surgery. This is especially the case when the fibroadenoma is in the region where the planned breast augmentation incision line is. It is important to have the lesion slowly worked up prior to undergoing breast surgery. Best wishes.

Hi and thanks for your question. Yes is the simple answer, however a couple of  points to consider are that depending on the size of the lump there may result in a degree of asymmetry (could be corrected with fat transfer). Its important that the diagnosis is based on a representative tissue diagnosis/biopsy. good luck