Fibroadenoma excision is a surgical procedure to remove benign breast lumps known as fibroadenomas. These non-cancerous growths are common in young women and can cause discomfort or anxiety. The surgery is performed under local or general anesthesia through a small incision near the lump. The fibroadenoma is carefully removed while preserving surrounding breast tissue. The procedure is minimally invasive, resulting in minimal scarring and quick recovery. Most patients can return to normal activities within a week. Possible complications include infection, bruising, or changes in breast shape. Post-operative care involves wearing a supportive bra, avoiding heavy lifting, and monitoring for recurrence. Fibroadenoma excision is a safe and effective procedure that provides relief while maintaining breast aesthetics.