We can help if:

 

• You have been diagnosed with breast cancer

• You have breast cancer under age 50

• You have an abnormal mammogram

• You need a breast biopsy

• You need breast cancer surgery

• You’ve had an inconclusive needle biopsy of the breast

• You have atypical hyperplasia or LCIS

• You or your doctor feels a lump in your breast

• You have an abnormal breast ultrasound or MRI

• You have a nipple discharge

• You have breast skin changes

• You have breast cysts

• You have a breast infection (mastitis or abscess)

• You have a family history of breast cancer

• You are concerned about your breast cancer risk

• You are a teen or younger with a breast problem

• You are a male with breast cancer

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We provide:

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• Comprehensive Consultations

• Second Opinions

• Breast Cancer Risk Assessment

• Genetic Testing for Cancer-Associated Genes

• Coordination of Multidisciplinary Breast Cancer Care

• Breast Ultrasound

• Breast Biopsies

• Breast Cyst Aspirations

• Breast Surgery 

• Minimally Invasive Breast Biopsies

• Ultrasound- Guided Breast Biopsies

• Intraoperative Breast Ultrasound

• Oncoplastic Breast Surgery

• Breast Conserving Surgery/ Lumpectomies

• Nipple- Sparing  Mastectomies

• Prophylactic (Preventative) Mastectomies

• Ultrasound- guided Lymph Node Biopsies

• Sentinel Node Biopsies

• Axillary Node Dissections

• Brachytherapy Catheter Placement

• Mediport Placement and Removal

• Advanced Post-Operative Pain Management

• Genomic Breast Cancer Profiling

• Nurse Practitioner Case Manager/Nurse Navigator

• Computer Models for Assessing Breast Cancer Risk, Prognosis and More

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We are committed to:

 

• State-of-the-art techniques to obtain the best medical outcomes.

• Aesthetic methods to achieve the best cosmetic result for each patient.

• Multidisciplinary care from specialists selected specifically for you.

• Accessing the best doctors, medical facilities and technologies throughout the Washington metropolitan area.

• Utilizing advanced genetic testing for treatment decisions.

• Collaborating with our patients as partners in medical decision-making.

• Communicating well with our patients and their doctors.

• Considering the impact of different ages and stages of life on medical care.

• Preserving fertility in young women with breast cancer.

• Reducing postmenopausal symptoms in older women with breast cancer.

• Maintaining breast-feeding in nursing mothers with breast infections or other lactation problems.

• Prioritizing disease prevention and healthy choices.

• Supporting the psychological and emotional needs of our patients.

• Supporting women through the logistics of their medical journey with a nurse practitioner who is also a certified nurse navigator.