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Breast Care Clinic at Global Hospital & Research Institute, Pune provides breast cancer screening, diagnosis, surgery, and reconstructive care in one multidisciplinary unit led by Dr. Reena Anto, a fellowship-trained breast surgeon. The clinic covers everything from digital mammography and biopsy through mastectomy, oncoplastic reconstruction, and cosmetic breast surgery, so patients don’t need separate referrals across departments.
Breast Care Clinic is a dedicated unit at Global Hospital, Pune combining breast cancer surgery, benign lump treatment, and cosmetic breast procedures under a single multidisciplinary team of surgeons, oncologists, radiologists, and pathologists. The clinic is equipped with digital mammography and sonomammography for early, accurate detection, and treats both cancerous and non-cancerous breast conditions in men and women.
Early detection remains the single biggest factor in breast cancer survival — most breast cancers found at an early stage are highly treatable, which is why the clinic is structured around fast screening-to-diagnosis turnaround rather than requiring patients to coordinate multiple specialists on their own.
See a breast specialist promptly if you notice any of the following:
A painless lump or thickened area in the breast
Pain in the breast that doesn’t resolve
Nipple discharge of any kind
Nipple inversion (a nipple turning inward)
Rash or skin changes affecting the nipple
A lump or swelling in the armpit
Difficulty or pain while breastfeeding
Most breast lumps turn out to be benign, but the only way to know is a proper evaluation — self-diagnosing from symptoms alone isn’t reliable, and delaying a check-up is the main reason early-stage cancers get missed.
Breast cancer is a cancer that forms in the cells of the breasts due to the uncontrolled growth of cells. The type of breast cancer depends on which cells in the breast turns into cancer. Dr.Shilpy Dolas specializes in breast cancer treatment and providing every possible care.
Non cancerous breast conditions (also known as Benign) is a common condition and a huge number of women have it. Benign conditions are not life threatening but some are affiliated with high cancer risks in the future.
The art of magnifying beauty and appearance with the help of medicine and surgical procedure is known as Cosmetic surgery. With the help of cosmetic surgery, one can enhance the appearance of any body part. Dr. Shilpy Dolas is well known for Aesthetic Breast Surgery.
Breast cancer can also infect males so excision of such abnormalities fall under this category. Also, some other factors may also cause a male to undergo this procedure that is, occurrence of moles or fat in the breast region.
BRCA is a blood test which is done to check if there are any mutations in the BRCA1 or BRCA2 gene which can increase the risk of developing cancer.
The ablation of one or both the breast to mitigate the risk of developing cancer is known as prophylactic mastectomy. Studies have shown that this procedure can reduce 90% risk of developing cancer in women with a chronic history of breast cancer.
Treatment | What It Does |
Surgical Oncology / Mastectomy | Removes cancerous tissue or the affected breast |
Oncoplastic & Reconstructive Surgery | Rebuilds breast shape and appearance after cancer surgery |
Sentinel Node Biopsy | Checks nearby lymph nodes to see if cancer has spread |
Chemotherapy | Anti-cancer drugs delivered throughout the body |
Hormone Therapy | Blocks hormones that fuel certain breast cancers |
Targeted Therapy | Prompts the immune system to attack cancer cells |
Radiation Oncology | Targets remaining cancer cells after surgery |
Qualification:
MBBS
FCPS General Surgery
Fellowship in Breast Surgery
Ailments Treated :
Lumpectomy
Mastectomy
Breast conservative surgery with oncoplasty including flaps
Breast reduction
Breast augmentation implant
Chemo port insertion
PICC line insertion
Early evaluation is what keeps a breast lump a minor issue instead of a major one. Book a consultation with Dr. Reena Anto and the Breast Care Clinic team for screening, diagnosis, or a second opinion.
Q: When should I start getting screened for breast cancer?
A: Women can consider optional mammograms starting at age 40, with annual mammograms recommended from ages 45 to 54, and screening every one to two years from age 55 onward. Women at high risk due to family history or genetic factors may need earlier or more frequent screening, including MRI alongside mammography.
Q: Is a breast lump always cancer?
A: No — most breast lumps are benign, meaning non-cancerous. However, some benign conditions are associated with a higher future cancer risk, which is why any new lump should be evaluated by a specialist rather than assumed to be harmless.
Q: What is the difference between a lumpectomy and a mastectomy?
A: A lumpectomy removes only the tumor and surrounding tissue, preserving most of the breast, while a mastectomy removes the entire breast. The choice depends on tumor size, location, and stage, and is made jointly by the patient and surgical team.
Q: Can breast reconstruction be done at the same time as cancer surgery?
A: Yes — oncoplastic surgery combines tumor removal with reconstructive techniques in a single procedure, so many patients don’t need a separate surgery later to restore breast shape. Not every case qualifies; it depends on tumor location and extent.
Q: Can men get breast cancer?
A: Yes. Breast cancer occurs primarily in women, but men have breast tissue too and can develop it, though it’s far less common. Any unusual lump, swelling, or nipple change in a man’s chest should be evaluated the same way as in women.
Q: What is BRCA testing and who should get it?
A: BRCA testing is a blood test that checks for mutations in the BRCA1 or BRCA2 genes, which significantly raise lifetime risk of breast and ovarian cancer. It’s generally recommended for people with a strong family history of breast or ovarian cancer, particularly at a young age.