Breast Cancer Surgery in Lone Tree, Colorado

At Mountain View Surgical’s Lone Tree office, our board-certified surgeons provide breast cancer surgery for patients across Lone Tree and the surrounding South Denver communities. A breast cancer diagnosis is frightening — having an experienced surgical team beside you matters. You’ll be cared for by the same trusted surgical group that serves the whole south metro, close to home near Sky Ridge Medical Center in the Park Meadows area.

What is breast cancer surgery?

Breast cancer surgery removes cancer from the breast and, when needed, checks whether it has spread to nearby lymph nodes. The main options are a lumpectomy (breast-conserving surgery, which removes the tumor and a margin of tissue) and a mastectomy (removal of the breast), sometimes with sentinel lymph node biopsy or axillary node dissection to stage the disease. The right operation depends on the type and stage of the cancer and on your preferences. Our surgeons provide compassionate, comprehensive breast care and coordinate closely with your oncology team so every step of your treatment fits together.

Am I a candidate, and what should I expect?

You may be a candidate if:

You’ve been diagnosed with breast cancer or a suspicious breast finding needing surgery
You need a biopsy, lumpectomy, mastectomy, or lymph node evaluation
You want a surgeon who will coordinate with your broader cancer-care team

What to expect:

A consultation to review your diagnosis, imaging, and pathology together
A clear discussion of lumpectomy vs. mastectomy and lymph node staging
Care coordinated with medical and radiation oncology for a complete plan

Recovery:

Recovery varies with the procedure — from outpatient biopsy to a short hospital stay
A written after-care plan and close follow-up with your surgical team
Coordination of any further treatment (radiation, medical oncology) as needed

Surgical approaches

Whenever it is appropriate, our surgeons use minimally invasive laparoscopic and robotic (da Vinci) techniques for breast cancer surgery, which generally mean smaller incisions, less pain, and a faster recovery than open surgery. Your surgeon will recommend the safest, most effective approach for your specific condition. Learn more about our robotic surgery program.

Your surgeons at our Lone Tree office

Your care in Lone Tree is provided by Mountain View Surgical’s board-certified surgical group, who see Lone Tree patients from our nearby Centennial and Parker offices:

Chris Winter, MD, FACS • Michael Bertocchi, MD, FACS • Christine Rogness, MD, FACS • John James, MD, FACS • Jeffrey Harr, MD, FACS • Tyler Chan, MD, FACS • Eliza “Shevie” Kassai, MD, FACS • Jessica Babcock, MD • Blake Babcock, MD • Lauren Gleckler, MD

Medically reviewed by Chris Winter, MD, FACS.

What our patients say

★★★★★

“This place was the best super fast on time hit me scheduled no bs best experience I’ve had at medical facility”

Jason Jaym — Verified Google review · 9 months ago

Why choose Mountain View Surgical in Lone Tree

Comprehensive, compassionate breast care from diagnosis through surgery
Lumpectomy, mastectomy, and sentinel lymph node biopsy expertise
Close coordination with your oncology team throughout treatment

Lone Tree residents don’t need to travel far for advanced breast cancer surgery. We serve the communities of RidgeGate, Lincoln Station, Heritage Hills and the neighbourhoods along I-25 and Lincoln Avenue, with surgery supported by Sky Ridge Medical Center in the Park Meadows area — expert care that stays convenient before, during, and after your procedure.

Frequently asked questions

What’s the difference between a lumpectomy and a mastectomy?
A lumpectomy removes the tumor plus a margin of surrounding tissue while preserving the breast; a mastectomy removes the whole breast. The best choice depends on the cancer’s type and stage and on your own preferences — your surgeon will help you weigh them.

Will I need my lymph nodes checked?
Often, yes. A sentinel lymph node biopsy checks whether cancer has spread to the first nodes that drain the breast, which helps stage the disease and guide treatment. Your surgeon will explain whether it’s needed.

How quickly can I be seen after a diagnosis?
We prioritize new breast cancer diagnoses and work to see you promptly. Call the office and our team will help arrange a timely consultation.

Will you coordinate with my oncologist?
Yes. Breast cancer care is a team effort — we work closely with medical and radiation oncology so that surgery fits into your overall treatment plan.

How soon can I be seen for breast cancer surgery in Lone Tree?
We serve Lone Tree patients from our nearby Centennial and Parker offices. Call 303-805-1855 and our team will arrange a prompt consultation — most new patients are seen within a week or two.

Serving Lone Tree and nearby communities

Mountain View Surgical serves Lone Tree patients from our nearby Centennial and Parker offices — there is no separate Lone Tree clinic address. Patients travel a short distance for breast cancer surgery, with easy access via I-25 and Lincoln Avenue and care coordinated at Sky Ridge Medical Center in the Park Meadows area.

Communities we serve near Lone Tree: RidgeGate, Lincoln Station, Heritage Hills, Carriage Club.

Phone: 303-805-1855