Onco Surgery

Onco surgery, or surgical oncology, is the part of cancer care that diagnoses and treats cancer with surgery. A cancer diagnosis is frightening, so we aim to give clear answers, a calm explanation of the options and a plan you understand.

What we help with

• Lumps and swellings in the breast, neck, throat or elsewhere in the body
• Suspected or confirmed cancers of the head and neck, breast and digestive system
• Skin growths and soft tissue lumps
• Biopsy and diagnosis, including diagnostic laryngoscopic biopsy (DLB) for throat cancer
• Second opinions and surgical planning
• Follow-up and regular check-ups after treatment

Why early detection matters

Many cancers are far easier to treat when found early. Regular check-ups and prompt attention to warning signs give you the best chance of a good outcome.

When to see a specialist

Do not wait if you notice a lump that is growing or does not go away, a sore or ulcer that does not heal, a change in voice or trouble swallowing that lasts more than a few weeks, unexplained weight loss, or unusual bleeding.

This page is general information and does not replace a medical consultation. If you are unsure which specialist you need, call us and we will guide you.