Can breast cysts be cured with minimally invasive surgery?

Breast cysts can be treated effectively with minimally invasive surgery, which can effectively remove the cysts and reduce the risk of recurrence. Minimally invasive surgery is suitable for most breast cyst patients because it causes little trauma and has a quick recovery.

1Minimally invasive surgical methods mainly include vacuum-assisted breast biopsy, radiofrequency ablation and laser ablation. Vacuum-assisted breast biopsy removes cystic tissue by suction under negative pressure, radiofrequency ablation destroys cysts with high-frequency current, and laser ablation precisely eliminates cysts with laser beams. All of these methods can completely remove cysts, leaving small scars and high aesthetics after surgery.

2The therapeutic effect of minimally invasive surgery is closely related to the type, size and location of the cyst. Simple cysts and complex cysts have a high cure rate and a low recurrence rate; patients with cysts less than 3 cm in diameter and shallow locations recover faster after surgery. For multiple cysts or concomitant breast lesions, other treatment options may be needed.

3. Postoperative care after minimally invasive surgery is also an important factor affecting the treatment effect. After surgery, the wound should be kept clean and dry, strenuous exercise should be avoided, and loose and comfortable underwear should be worn. Diet should increase protein and vitamin intake, such as eggs, fish, and fresh fruits and vegetables, which are conducive to wound healing. Regular breast ultrasound or mammography examinations should be performed to monitor for recurrence.

It is safe and effective for patients with breast cysts to choose minimally invasive surgery. Following good living habits and regular check-ups after surgery can maximize the cure rate, reduce the risk of recurrence, and improve the quality of life.