The Human Case for Sparing the Nipple

Key Points

• Nipple-sparing mastectomy improves psychosocial and sexual wellbeing outcomes in breast cancer management, emphasizing patient preferences.
• Studies indicate that nipple-sparing procedures are oncologically safe, offering similar security to traditional methods.
• This assessment of surgical management highlights the importance of considering subjective experiences of patients during treatment.
• The findings suggest a shift towards more patient-centered approaches in breast cancer surgeries, potentially reshaping standard practices.

Abstract