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The Breast center specializes in helping women with breast disease. It’s more than just breast cancer; the Clinic assists women in the treatment and management of non-cancerous tumors and lumps, breast pain, fibrocystic disease, and other disorders.
The Breast center examines palpable abnormalities – those that can be felt by hand – and uses sophisticated imaging technology to detect problems that cannot be seen or felt.
The Center uses a variety of methods to diagnose possible breast problems, including:
Digital mammography is a more technologically advanced form of mammography. It is quicker, more comfortable and gives the doctor better images with higher resolution than traditional X-ray based mammography. This is particularly beneficial to patients undergoing stereotactic biopsy-mammograms.
Breast disease is a sensitive issue, and our aim is to help each woman maintain her body’s natural appearance. The Clinic offers breast conservation therapy for women in the early stages of cancer. For patients whose condition is suitable for conservation, the treatment focuses on radiation therapy, as opposed to surgery.
Assoc.Prof. Wichai Vassanasiri, M.D.
Specialties
General SurgeryBreast Surgery
Assoc.Prof. Kris Chatamra, M.D.
Asst.Prof. Mawin Vongsaisuwon, M.D.
General SurgeryBreast SurgeryVascular Surgery
Kampanart Nimpoonsri, M.D.
Thiraphop Waipradab, M.D.
Asst.Prof. Sasithorn Sujarittanakarn, M.D.
Sudarat Chaipiancharoenkit, M.D.
Piyawan Kensakoo, M.D.
Contact Center (24 Hours)
+66 2066 8888
Breast cancer surgery does not always mean removing the entire breast. Learn when breast-conserving surgery may be considered and how treatment is planned based on both cancer control and the individual patient.
Breast-Cancer
Breast cancer risk varies from person to person. Age, family history and other risk factors can influence when screening should begin and how often it should be performed.
Changes seen on a mammogram or other breast imaging do not always mean cancer. Comparing current and previous results helps doctors determine whether further investigation or closer follow-up is needed.