Fibrocystic breast disease Treatment in Seoul Miz Hospital (서울미즈병원)

Seoul Miz Hospital in Seoul, South Korea, assesses and treats fibrocystic breast disease. Care may include imaging, biopsy, or removal of benign lesions. Mammography may cost around $100–$200; a female check-up may cost around $200–$300. The hospital offers mammography, ultrasound, and biopsy through a same-day pathway.

Same-day breast diagnostics

Dr. Ji Ho Kim specializes in benign breast disease and Mammotome procedures. The hospital’s breast and thyroid surgery team works with internal medicine and radiology.

• Mammography: Breast X-ray imaging used as a first-line examination.
• Breast ultrasound: Helps distinguish fluid-filled cysts from solid masses, including in dense breast tissue.
• Fine needle aspiration cytology: A thin needle collects cells under ultrasound guidance to assess a lump.
• Stereotactic biopsy: Samples breast microcalcifications for testing.
• Female health check-up: A package available alongside breast diagnostics.

The one-stop pathway can combine mammography, ultrasound, and biopsy on the same day. This can help assess a breast lump without separating the tests across different visits.

Mammotome biopsy and benign lesion surgery

• Mammotome-assisted excision or biopsy: A guided needle collects a large tissue sample. It can remove fibroadenomas and benign lumps without an open incision, with accuracy comparable to open surgical biopsy.
• Surgical treatment of benign breast lesions: Breast and thyroid surgeons remove lumps when excision is needed.

Patients can request an online consultation for a personalized treatment plan and estimated costs. To explore the available assessment and care options, leave a request on Bookimed.