Treatments

Surgical treatments planned around you

From breast-conserving surgery to laparoscopic, robotic and HIPEC procedures, SSO Hospitals offers specialised surgical options based on your cancer type, diagnosis and overall health, with treatment planning tailored to your needs.

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How our treatments work

The right procedure, chosen by the right specialist

Every treatment plan begins with a review of your scans, reports, diagnosis and overall health. Our surgical oncologists assess the available options, explain the recommended approach and guide you through preparation, surgery, recovery and follow-up.

12Specialised treatments
70,000+Surgeries performed
27+Fellowship-trained surgeons
Our treatments

Find the right treatment

Explore treatments by speciality and learn about each procedure, its purpose, recovery considerations and the specialists who perform it.

12 treatments

Surgical team performing breast conservation surgery in an operating theatre

Breast Conservation Surgery

Breast conservation surgery removes the cancerous tumour while preserving the rest of your breast, offering a focused treatment option. Breast cancer care 7 specialists Explore treatment
Surgeon marking a patient's chest before breast reconstruction surgery

Breast Reconstruction

Breast reconstruction can restore breast shape after cancer surgery, with options planned around your treatment, body, recovery, and personal choice. Breast reconstruction 7 specialists Explore treatment
Surgeons holding a laparoscopic camera and instruments during minimally invasive cancer surgery

Laparoscopic Cancer Surgery

Advanced laparoscopic surgery treats gastrointestinal cancers through small incisions, reducing trauma while supporting precise tumour removal and faster recovery. Minimally invasive surgery 8 specialists Explore treatment
Surgical team performing minimally invasive thoracic surgery

Minimal Access Thoracic Surgeries

Minimal access surgery uses small incisions, cameras and specialised instruments to treat cancers while reducing surgical trauma and supporting faster recovery. Minimally invasive surgery 3 specialists Explore treatment
Man holding his abdomen in discomfort, a common colorectal symptom

Colorectal Surgeries

Advanced laparoscopic and robotic surgery treats colon and rectal cancer with precise tumour removal while helping preserve healthy bowel function. Advanced colorectal surgery 8 specialists Explore treatment
Surgeon operating a robotic surgical system from the console

Laparoscopic and Robotic Surgeries

Advanced laparoscopic and robotic surgery enables precise treatment of complex tumours located near vital abdominal structures and major blood vessels. Advanced cancer surgery 8 specialists Explore treatment
Surgeon performing colon cancer colectomy surgery

Surgeries for Colon Cancer – Colectomy

Colectomy removes the cancerous part of the colon along with nearby lymph nodes and healthy bowel margins to achieve effective cancer clearance. Colon cancer surgery 9 specialists Explore treatment
Surgeon marking the breast before breast cancer surgery

Breast Surgeries

Advanced breast surgery techniques help surgeons precisely locate and remove breast lumps while aiming for complete excision and good cosmetic outcomes. Advanced breast surgery 7 specialists Explore treatment
Neck ultrasound examination for a head and neck cancer assessment

Head and Neck Surgeries with Plastic Reconstructions

Advanced head and neck cancer surgery combines precise tumour removal with reconstruction to preserve appearance, function, and quality of life whenever possible. Head and neck cancer surgery 6 specialists Explore treatment
Nurse dressing a chemoport site below a patient's collarbone

Chemoport Insertions

A chemoport provides reliable long-term access to your bloodstream, making repeated chemotherapy and other cancer treatments easier and more comfortable. Cancer treatment access 1 specialist Explore treatment
Doctor examining a patient's throat for swallowing difficulty

Esophageal Surgeries

Esophageal cancer surgery removes the tumour and affected tissue while aiming to preserve swallowing function and restore digestive continuity. Esophageal cancer surgery 4 specialists Explore treatment
Illustration of HIPEC delivering heated chemotherapy into the abdomen

Cytoreductive Surgeries and HIPEC

Cytoreductive surgery and HIPEC combine tumour removal with heated chemotherapy to treat selected cancers that have spread within the abdominal cavity. Advanced abdominal cancer surgery 6 specialists Explore treatment

Not sure which treatment may be right for you? Share your reports and our team will guide you towards the appropriate specialist.

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