Texas Breast Specialists

A surgical option following a mastectomy that aims to restore the tissue to a normal appearance.

Breast surgery is the most common treatment for breast cancer and may involve preventive, diagnostic, or reconstructive procedures. It can be used as ...

Any procedure that removes cancerous tissues from the breast without removing the entire breast. BCS includes lumpectomy, partial mastectomy, and quad...

Expert treatment for disorders of the breast, including cancerous and benign conditions.

Surgical removal of a tumor on the chest wall.

An excisional breast biopsy surgically removes an entire tumor or abnormal area from the body. This procedure is performed when the tissue being remov...

Surgery that typically removes the smallest amount of tissue. This is the least invasive breast cancer surgery.

Removes cancerous tissue while leaving as much breast tissue as possible.

Surgical removal of an entire breast to treat breast cancer. Several types include Simple (Total), Skin-Sparing, Nipple-Sparing, Radical, Modified Rad...

Surgical removal of a milk duct affected by a tumor or presenting nipple discharge.

Surgery that removes a larger portion of the breast, which may include part of the chest wall lining.

Surgery that removes roughly one quarter of the breast.

Early detection with regular mammograms and other screenings.

Leading-edge breast cancer treatments with personalized care.

Services providing greater hope for patients with breast cancer.

Comprehensive cancer treatment options tailored for breast patients.

Involves surgery to remove breast cancer that spread outside the breast along with surrounding healthy tissue.

A procedure where small pieces of radioactive material are placed into multiple small tubes under the skin where the breast cancer was removed.

Chemotherapy is the use of drugs to treat cancer, circulating through blood to kill cancer cells located at distances from original tumors. It can be ...

Care aimed at improving quality of life for patients with breast cancer.

Common treatment for lymphedema provided by physical or occupational therapists certified in lymphedema care.

Temporary use for at-home treatment of early stage lymphedema. Treatments prescribed based on the stage of lymphedema.

Common treatment for lymphedema provided by physical or occupational therapists certified in lymphedema care.

A minimally invasive treatment that freezes and destroys benign tumors using liquid nitrogen or high-pressure argon gas to create intense cold that co...

Ensure that your diet includes plenty of fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, but limit your intake of red meat or high-fat foods.

Common treatment for lymphedema provided by physical or occupational therapists certified in lymphedema care.

The American Cancer Society recommends women do about 150 minutes of moderate to vigorous exercise every week.

Follow-up appointments after treatment via telemedicine.

A procedure where a special tube with a balloon is placed into the area where cancer was removed.

Provides comprehensive counseling based on the results of the test and family history.

Genetic counseling and consultations available via telemedicine.

Assesses cancer risk, determines appropriate medical management, and provides genetic testing recommendations.

Helps identify increased risk for breast cancer. Genetic counselors can help decide if genetic testing is appropriate as well as offer individualized ...

Assessment of genetic factors that could predispose patients to breast cancer.

Testing to determine personal risk based on family history.

A systemic treatment often recommended to treat hormone receptor-positive breast cancers. It aims to reduce estrogen levels or deter hormones from att...

Designed to reduce your risk of getting life-long lymphedema by testing for early stages with the goal of preventing it from getting worse.

Takes many low-dose X-rays to create a three-dimensional picture of the breast, helps locate and better examine abnormalities, especially for women wi...

A nuclear medicine technique to detect breast cancer for women with higher-than-average risk for the disease or have dense breasts. MBI uses a radioac...

breast imaging services

Diagnostics for diseases and disorders of the breast, including cancerous and benign conditions.

Screening and early detection is the single most effective way to prevent breast cancer.

Allows many consultations, follow-up visits, and acute care visits to take place remotely, ensuring patient safety and access to specialty healthcare.

A surgical procedure to install a small medical appliance (port) beneath the skin for delivering medicine, blood products, nutrients, or fluids into t...

A breast MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) makes detailed pictures of the inside of the breast using radio waves, strong magnets, and a computer. Women...

Initial consultations for new patients via telemedicine.

Comprehensive cancer care involving medication-based therapies.

Utilization of radiation therapy to treat cancer.

An advanced form of radiation therapy, delivering high-energy proton beams with sub-millimeter precision.

providing breast radiation oncology treatment and services

Shortens the treatment duration and limits the dose of radiation and associated side effects to surrounding normal tissue.

Delivers radiation directly to the breast to reduce risk of recurrence while shortening treatment time.

An advanced type of radiation therapy aimed at destroying cancerous cells using protons. The treatment offers sub-millimeter precision that delivers h...

A common form of breast cancer treatment using high-energy X-rays to kill cancerous cells. Includes external beam radiation and internal radiation (br...

Rebuilds the shape and appearance of a woman’s breast following surgery to treat breast cancer. Options include using implants (saline or silicone) or...

Follow-up visits for established patients through telemedicine.

Surgery to remove a small, benign tumor that forms in a milk duct in the breast.

Includes sentinel lymph node biopsy and axillary lymph node dissection, which may be recommended to determine if breast cancer has spread.

Surgical procedures used to treat breast cancer.

Telemedicine capabilities for virtual visits from home, enabling access to physicians and advanced practice providers for various appointments, includ...

Measures the fluid status and tissue composition in the arms and legs, providing a score called L-Dex® to track changes over time.

Advanced form of cancer treatment that more precisely fights cancer by focusing on specific genetic mutations and characteristics that differentiate c...

planning services for breast treatment

Breast sonography/ultrasound is used to examine breast changes, such as lumps, and is helpful when examining changes in women with dense breast tissue...

Specialized cancer care provided remotely for patients needing consultation from breast surgeons.

virtual simulations for treatment planning

Treatment for a small, benign tumor that forms in a milk duct in the breast.