Catch recurrence early
Regular imaging and clinical exams can detect local or distant recurrence at the earliest stage – often before symptoms appear – improving outcomes and survival.
After breast surgery – whether it was a lumpectomy, mastectomy, or reconstruction – regular follow‑up is essential to monitor healing, detect recurrence early, and manage any post‑surgical complications. At Amytri Diagnostics, we provide a comprehensive follow‑up program tailored to breast cancer survivors and post‑surgical patients, combining clinical examination, high‑resolution imaging, and tumor marker testing to ensure you remain healthy and confident.
Even after successful treatment, breast cancer can recur – either locally in the remaining breast tissue or chest wall, or distantly in other organs. Regular surveillance is the key to catching recurrence early, when treatment is most effective. Our follow‑up protocol follows international guidelines (ASCO, NCCN) and is personalised to your surgical history, pathology results, and risk factors.
At Amytri, we understand the emotional and physical challenges of breast surgery. Our compassionate team provides a safe, supportive environment for your follow‑up visits. We coordinate closely with your breast surgeon, oncologist, and other specialists to ensure seamless, holistic care.
Breast cancer can recur even years after treatment. Regular follow‑up is your best defence – catching recurrence early, when it is most treatable, and providing reassurance for your future.
Regular imaging and clinical exams can detect local or distant recurrence at the earliest stage – often before symptoms appear – improving outcomes and survival.
Follow‑up visits monitor for complications (lymphedema, seroma, pain) and side effects of adjuvant therapies (hormone therapy, chemotherapy) – ensuring timely intervention.
Regular check‑ups provide reassurance and a sense of control. You can discuss concerns, ask questions, and receive guidance on lifestyle and survivorship.
We provide a complete follow‑up program, tailored to your surgical history and risk profile – ensuring you receive the right tests at the right time.
Regular physical exam of the surgical site, remaining breast tissue, chest wall, and axillary nodes – checking for any new lumps, skin changes, or signs of recurrence.
High‑resolution ultrasound (and mammography if indicated) to evaluate the surgical area, differentiate scar tissue from recurrence, and screen the other breast.
Advanced techniques to distinguish benign scar/fibrosis from recurrent tumour, and to assess vascularity – increasing diagnostic accuracy.
Serial blood tests to monitor for biochemical evidence of recurrence – especially useful in patients with initially elevated markers.
Personalised advice on diet, exercise, weight management, and emotional wellbeing – helping you reduce recurrence risk and improve quality of life.
We share all reports with your breast surgeon, oncologist, and primary care physician – ensuring seamless, integrated follow‑up and avoiding duplication.
Contact us to schedule your visit – we will coordinate with your surgeon's recommended timeline. We also send reminders for your scheduled appointments.
You will have a clinical breast examination, followed by imaging (ultrasound, mammography if needed) and blood tests (tumor markers, hormones) based on your protocol.
Your results are interpreted by our radiologist and pathologist, and shared with your surgeon and oncologist for multidisciplinary review.
You will receive a clear summary of your results, along with any recommendations. If everything is normal, we schedule the next routine follow‑up. If any concern arises, we expedite further evaluation.
Whether you had surgery years ago or recently, regular surveillance is essential for your long‑term health and peace of mind.
Whether you had a lumpectomy, mastectomy, or reconstruction – routine follow‑up is necessary to monitor for recurrence and complications.
If you have been treated for breast cancer, ongoing surveillance is recommended to detect recurrence at the earliest stage – even if you feel well.
If you are taking tamoxifen, aromatase inhibitors, or HER2‑targeted therapies, regular monitoring helps manage side effects and assess treatment efficacy.
If your initial cancer was large, had positive lymph nodes, or aggressive features, more frequent surveillance is recommended.
If you notice any new lump, pain, skin changes, or discharge – don't wait for your scheduled visit. We can see you earlier for evaluation.
Even if you have no symptoms, regular check‑ups provide reassurance and a sense of control over your health journey.
Dr. Abhishek is a consultant radiologist with a special interest in breast imaging and post‑surgical surveillance. He works closely with breast surgeons, oncologists, and pathologists to provide comprehensive, coordinated follow‑up care. His expertise in ultrasound, elastography, and mammography ensures the highest diagnostic accuracy, while his compassionate approach supports you through every step of survivorship.
Follow‑up visits can bring up anxiety – having your partner or a family member with you provides comfort, support, and shared understanding.
We welcome partners during consultations, imaging, and report discussions. They can ask questions, help remember the doctor's advice, and support you through the survivorship journey.
Frequency depends on your risk and the type of surgery – typically every 3–6 months for the first 2–3 years, then annually. Your surgeon and oncologist will recommend a personalised schedule.
Routine follow‑up includes clinical breast examination, breast ultrasound (and mammography if indicated), and sometimes tumor markers (CA 15‑3, CEA). Additional imaging (chest X‑ray, CT, bone scan) may be done if you are at high risk.
If imaging shows a new suspicious lesion or if there is a clinical concern, a biopsy may be recommended to confirm the nature. Our team will discuss this with you and your surgeon.
Yes – we provide all necessary imaging and tests for your follow‑up. We also coordinate with your surgeon and oncologist to ensure continuity of care.
No special preparation is needed. Wear comfortable clothing. Bring any recent reports or imaging from other centres. If you are having blood tests, fasting is usually not required, but check with us.
Contact us immediately – do not wait for your scheduled appointment. We can see you earlier for evaluation. Early action is key.
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