Our centre has been thoughtfully designed with women in mind, with an approach of ‘for women, by women, whereby all services rendered will be by women. This includes consultation, ultrasound scan, mammogram services, breast biopsy if needed, and other cancer care support services, all on a single floor.
The care pathway has been structured to feel simpler, more comfortable, and deeply personal because we believe that navigating cancer care should never feel overwhelming.
Our surgeons lead the treatment planning process from the very outset. The first step in any cancer diagnosis is a biopsy, which is usually done by the Onco surgeon or by an interventional radiologist if the tumour is inaccessible. Hence, it is imperative that the patient is seen by the Oncosurgeon first.
This integrated approach ensures that diagnosis, staging, surgical planning, and fertility considerations are thoughtfully evaluated at the outset and together — and not in isolation — providing you with clarity and continuity from day one.
Yes. Many women feel more comfortable and at ease when consulting a female cancer specialist and a female-led expert team. We deeply value the importance of maintaining one’s dignity, trust, open communication, and genuine empathy in cancer care — and we are committed to providing an environment where every woman feels respected and heard.
Our primary areas of expertise are breast cancer and gynaecological cancers, which include cervical, uterine, and ovarian cancers.
In selected cases, yes. Fertility-sparing surgery and oncologically safe fertility-preserving options may be considered, depending on the cancer type, stage, and overall treatment goals. We approach each patient’s circumstances with sensitivity and individualised care.
Yes. Robotic surgery is commonly employed in gynaecological oncology, where clinically appropriate, as it supports minimally invasive treatment with greater precision and facilitates faster recovery in suitable patients.
Facing cancer treatment is overwhelming, but we want you to know that you are not alone. Our approach begins with empathy. We take the time to explain your diagnosis, available treatment options, and the next steps clearly and compassionately, so that you feel informed and supported at any stage of your journey. Our psycho-oncology services are focused on specialized counselling and mindfulness tools to manage the emotional impact alongside physical care, ensuring you feel empowered, heard, and supported throughout.
Yes, in many cases, fertility preservation is possible before starting chemotherapy. Our specialists work closely with fertility experts to discuss options such as egg freezing, embryo freezing, and other suitable fertility-preserving approaches based on your treatment plan and personal goals. Early consultation is important so that the right decisions can be made without delaying cancer treatment.
Yes, in selected cases, robotic-assisted surgery may be an option for breast lumps, depending on the diagnosis, size, and location of the lump. Robotic techniques can offer greater precision, smaller incisions, better cosmetic outcomes, and faster recovery in appropriate patients. Our breast oncology specialists evaluate each case individually to recommend the safest and most effective surgical approach.