Mastectomy
Mastectomy in Tunisia: Surgical Removal of the Breast
Mastectomy, or surgical removal of the breast, is a crucial medical procedure in the treatment of breast cancer, which affects many women in Tunisia and around the world. Because of the rising number of breast cancer cases, this procedure is becoming a common choice for patients facing the disease. In Tunisia, the care pathway includes not only surgery but also psychological support and breast reconstruction options, in order to meet patients’ physical and emotional needs. Awareness and access to information are essential to help women make informed decisions about their health. Mastectomy is thus part of a comprehensive approach to care, aiming to improve patients’ quality of life while taking into account the cultural and social specificities of the country.
- Procedure performed by experienced surgeons
- Psychological support and breast reconstruction options
- Comprehensive care tailored to patients’ needs
- Sensitivity to cultural and social aspects
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FAQ
Mastectomy is a surgical procedure that involves removing one or both breasts, completely or partially, usually as part of the treatment of breast cancer. It can also be performed as a preventive measure in people at high risk of developing breast cancer.
The goal of a mastectomy is to remove breast tissue affected by cancer in order to prevent cancer cells from spreading. It can also be performed prophylactically to reduce the risk of cancer in high-risk patients.
In Tunisia, the cost of a mastectomy varies depending on the complexity of the procedure and any additional services (such as breast reconstruction). Prices generally start from €1500.
For more information about mastectomy and breast reconstruction options, request a personalized quote now.
For more information about mastectomy and breast reconstruction options, request a personalized quote now.
Steps of the Procedure
- Initial consultation and preparation: A pre-operative assessment is carried out.
- Surgery: The breast is removed under general anesthesia. The length of the procedure varies from case to case (about 2 to 3 hours).
- Post-operative care: Follow-up is necessary to monitor healing and prevent complications.
Duration and anesthesia
The procedure takes about 2 to 3 hours and is performed under general anesthesia.
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What to expect after a mastectomy
After a mastectomy, the patient may experience temporary pain and swelling. It is important to follow the post-operative instructions to minimize complications.
Recommendations
It is important to rest and avoid physical exertion during the first weeks after the procedure. During this time, also keep an eye on the condition of your scars, and do not hesitate to see a doctor if you notice inflammation or persistent pain.
The recovery period following a mastectomy is an essential stage in the healing process. During the first few weeks, it is vital to rest so that your body can recover, while avoiding intense physical exertion. It is also necessary to check your scars carefully for any sign of inflammation or prolonged pain, which may require medical attention. We advise following your medical team’s recommendations on post-operative care and on which activities to favor during this period.
Immediate results
The removal of the breasts is immediate, but healing can take several weeks.
How results evolve
The final results depend on recovery after surgery and, if necessary, on breast reconstruction.
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