About Breast Cancer
A breast cancer diagnosis is a personal journey, and it’s one you don’t have to take alone. At its most basic, breast cancer is a condition where cells in the breast grow abnormally, but the disease is as unique as you are.
You may be worried about your treatment options or wondering about the road ahead. We’re here to answer your questions and help you feel confident about what comes next. Our Siteman experts are leaders in breast cancer care, committed to creating a precise, personalized plan just for you. With an entire team working on your behalf, you can face your diagnosis with strength and a clear path forward.
Why Choose Siteman
A breast cancer diagnosis is personal, and so is our approach to your care. At Siteman, we don’t believe in a one-size-fits-all treatment plan. Instead, our team of world-class experts is committed to creating a precise, personalized plan just for you.
Unmatched Expertise for Your Care

Surgery & Cryoblation
Surgery is a common treatment for breast cancer, especially in early stages. Sometimes, a newer, less-invasive procedure called cryoablation is a good alternative.
- Breast Cancer Surgeries
- Lumpectomy: If the tumor is small, surgeons can remove the cancer while preserving much of the breast tissue. This is also called breast-conserving surgery.
- Mastectomy: For larger tumors, or by patient choice, surgeons may remove the entire breast.
- Reconstruction: Siteman surgeons use innovative techniques to safely remove the cancer while preparing the breast for reconstruction, if desired.
- Lumpectomy: If the tumor is small, surgeons can remove the cancer while preserving much of the breast tissue. This is also called breast-conserving surgery.
- Cryoablation: This cutting-edge procedure freezes and kills cancer cells using a small probe guided by ultrasound. Unlike surgery, it doesn’t require a large incision, and patients stay awake with only local numbing medication. Cryoablation may be an option for patients who are not eligible for or choose not to have surgery.