Expertise That Follows You Through Every Stage
Screening
Treatment
Reconstruction
Enhancement
Our Breast Surgeon
- Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery, National University of Singapore
- Master of Medicine (Surgery), National University of Singapore
- Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh
- Fellow, Academy of Medicine, Singapore (Plastic Surgery)
Why Patients Choose
Dr Evan Woo for Breast Care
Dedicated Breast Surgery Expertise
Fellowship-Trained Breast Surgeon
Thoughtfully Planned, Individually Tailored
Continuity Under One Surgeon
Breast Services Without Compromise
Medical Breast Care
Breast Screening & Assessment
Breast Cancer Surgery
Nipple Sensory Preservation
Aesthetic Breast Procedures
Breast Augmentation
Breast Lift
Expert Care for Every Breast Concern
Benign Breast Conditions
Breast Cancer & High-Risk Breast Care
Other Advanced Breast Procedures
Let Dr Evan Woo Guide You Through
Every Stage of Breast Care
FAQs About Breast Care in Singapore
When should I see a breast surgeon?
You should seek medical evaluation if you notice a breast lump, breast pain, nipple discharge, skin changes, changes in breast shape or size, or if you have received an abnormal mammogram or breast screening result.
Do I need a referral to see a breast surgeon in Singapore?
A referral is not usually required. Patients may book a consultation directly if they have breast concerns or wish to discuss treatment options.
What can I expect during my first consultation?
Your consultation may include a discussion of your symptoms, medical history and concerns, followed by a clinical assessment. Additional investigations may be recommended where appropriate.
What conditions does a breast surgeon treat?
Breast surgeons manage a wide range of conditions, including breast cancer, benign breast lumps, breast cysts, breastfeeding-related conditions and concerns related to breast appearance or shape.
Can one surgeon manage both treatment and reconstruction?
In selected cases, a surgeon with expertise in breast surgery and reconstruction may be involved in planning both aspects of care. This can help ensure treatment decisions and reconstructive considerations are aligned from the outset.
How do I know which breast treatment is right for me?
The most appropriate treatment depends on your diagnosis, symptoms, anatomy and personal goals. A consultation allows your surgeon to assess your needs and discuss the available options.