The board-certified general surgeons at Archbold Memorial Hospital are highly skilled in diagnosing and treating common and complex breast conditions. Our breast surgeons use cutting-edge diagnostic technology and the most advanced surgical and minimally invasive surgery techniques to treat breast cancer and other breast-related medical conditions.
Your physician may recommend breast surgery for a number of medical reasons. Breast surgery is commonly used as a treatment for breast cancer. However, it may also be recommended as a preventive measure for certain patients that are at increased risk of developing breast cancer in the future.
The following breast surgeries are commonly performed at Archbold Memorial Hospital in Thomasville, Georgia.
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