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Thank you for the question. Breast reduction surgery tends to be one of the most patient pleasing operations we perform. Yes, benign lesions such as fibroadenomas can certainly be removed during the procedure. This is a very simple procedure, especially if the lesion is in the "pattern" of breast tissue being removed. Otherwise, if the lesion is remote from the breast reduction incision lines, a separate incision may be necessary. Make sure that you remember to discuss your concerns/goals/questions directly with your plastic surgeon, preferably in front of a full length mirror. Always best to remind your plastic surgeon the day of surgery as well. Best wishes.
A fibroadenoma can sometimes be removed at the same time as a breast reduction. It really depends upon where it is located.
Thank you for the question and YES a fibroadenoma should be able to be removed during a reduction by someone skilled enough to alter his technique to encompass the mass. So see some experts in the field and chose your surgeon wisely.Dr. Corbin
Normally yes - depending on exactly where on the breast it is, and how large. It may require some adjustment(s) to the incision pattern that will be used to achieve the lift/reduction but, as a general rule, it should be possible to combine the procedures.Discuss this with your own PS to address the specifics of your treatment, including this question.I hope that this helps and good luck,Dr. Alan EnglerMember of #RealSelf100