Fibroadenoma
Smooth, moveable lumps most common in younger women. Usually monitored unless large or growing.
Benign Breast Conditions
Clarity and care for breast concerns
Most breast concerns are not cancer. Dr Trinh provides thorough assessment, clear answers, and treatment options when needed, so you can move forward with confidence.
Reassurance
Most breast concerns resolve with care
Finding a lump or experiencing breast pain is worrying. The good news: the vast majority of breast conditions are benign and manageable. Early assessment brings clarity rather than prolonged uncertainty.
Conditions We Treat
Common conditions
Phylloides tumours
Rare tumours requiring surgical removal. Dr Trinh performs wide excision when needed.
Breast cysts
Fluid-filled sacs that often resolve on their own. Painful cysts can be aspirated for relief.
Nipple discharge
A common presentation with usually benign causes including hormonal changes or ductal conditions.
Mastalgia (breast pain)
Experienced by around 70% of women. Rarely indicates cancer. Treatment is usually conservative.
Mastitis and abscess
Breast inflammation common during breastfeeding. Prompt treatment prevents complications.
When to Seek Evaluation
Know when to reach out
A new lump, persistent pain, changes in appearance, abnormal discharge, or nipple changes all warrant professional assessment. No concern is too small.
How Dr Trinh Can Help
Treatment options
Assessment and diagnosis
Thorough clinical examination, imaging review, and biopsy if needed to give you clear answers.
Monitoring
Many benign conditions need only careful observation over time. Dr Trinh tracks changes and manages conservatively where appropriate.
Minimally invasive procedures
Ultrasound-guided techniques and needle procedures that minimise scarring and recovery time.
Surgical excision
For conditions requiring removal, Dr Trinh performs excisional surgery with attention to cosmetic outcome.
Breast reduction
For patients with symptomatic large breasts causing pain, shoulder grooving, or skin irritation. Reduction mammoplasty relieves symptoms and improves quality of life.
FAQs
Answers
Do I need a referral?
Yes, a GP or specialist referral is required for Medicare rebates.
How long is recovery?
Most patients resume light activities within a week. Dr Trinh will outline your specific timeline.
Will there be visible scarring?
Incisions are placed in natural creases where possible. Scars fade significantly over time.
What if my biopsy shows something unexpected?
If results indicate anything other than benign tissue, Dr Trinh will discuss next steps and coordinate your care with her multidisciplinary team.
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