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Because every question deserves an answer, and every woman deserves to feel heard. Clear knowledge and specialist breast care in Jordan.
Supervised by Dr. Nizar IsmailConsultant breast oncoplastic & reconstructive surgeon
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62 topics, from your first questions to recovery. Explore reliable information at your own pace.
Room for questions. Time to listen.Do not wait for symptoms.
Make space for peace of mind.
Screening may find changes before you can feel them. In Jordan, King Hussein Cancer Center recommends annual mammography for women over 40. Your family history and risk factors may call for a different plan.
Noticed a new lump, skin change, or unusual nipple discharge? Arrange a medical assessment, whatever your age or last screening date.
A little knowledge.
A little more clarity.
Patient guideBreast Cancer Screening
A clear screening plan and prompt assessment of symptoms work together to support earlier diagnosis in Jordan.
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Patient guideSurgery to the Breast: Breast Conservation Techniques
Breast-conserving surgery removes the cancer while preserving as much healthy breast as safely possible.
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Patient guideImmediate Reconstruction: General and Oncological Considerations
Immediate reconstruction begins during the mastectomy operation. It is one option among several, not an obligation.
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Recovery is about more than the body. Your emotions, relationships, and daily life are part of your care. Explore guidance that helps you ask questions and find support.
Living well, during and after treatmentDr. Nizar Ismail
Consultant breast oncoplastic and reconstructive surgeon. Specialist supervision bringing together breast cancer surgery, oncoplastic planning, and reconstructive care, with space for your questions and choices.
Meet the doctorYou may be wondering…
Simple answers to help start a conversation with your care team.
Does every breast lump mean cancer?+
Many breast lumps are benign, but touch alone cannot determine the cause. A new lump or persistent change needs medical assessment, which may include imaging or a biopsy.
Is mastectomy the only option?+
Not always. Breast-conserving surgery, usually followed by radiation, may be suitable for some people. The choice depends on the tumor, breast size, test results, and your preferences after discussion with the specialist team.
Can the breast be reconstructed after mastectomy?+
Immediate or delayed reconstruction using implants or your own tissue may be considered when medically appropriate. Choosing no reconstruction is also valid. Each option has benefits and risks to discuss before surgery.
How do I arrange a consultation?+
Call +962787369474 or contact the clinic on WhatsApp to confirm availability and location. Please avoid sending clinical photographs or sensitive reports through public contact channels.