Which is better for breast surgery: minimally invasive or open incision?

　　The choice between minimally invasive and open surgery for breast diseases depends on the specific condition. Minimally invasive surgery may be preferable when the tumor is small and benign, while open surgery might be better when the tumor is large or malignant. If any abnormalities are detected, timely medical consultation is recommended. Detailed analysis is as follows:

　　When the tumor is small, confirmed to be benign, superficially located, and without complex surrounding structures, minimally invasive surgery can accurately remove the lesion with less trauma and faster recovery, and the postoperative scar is not obvious. In such cases, minimally invasive surgery is more appropriate.

　　If the tumor is large or pathological examination indicates malignancy, requiring an extended resection range and possible lymph node dissection, open surgery allows more thorough removal of the lesion and ensures a clear surgical field. In such cases, minimally invasive surgery is unsuitable and open surgery should be selected.

　　The selection of breast surgical procedures should be comprehensively determined by the physician according to the tumor's nature, size, and location. Patients should cooperate with medical examinations to avoid compromising treatment outcomes due to subjective preferences.