Top 3 Lumpectomy Doctors in Jordan 2026

When do you need this specialty or procedure?

A lumpectomy, also called breast-conserving surgery, removes a breast lump along with a small margin of surrounding tissue, so that most of the breast is kept. Surgeons usually discuss it after a lump has been assessed with imaging or a biopsy, so the decision rests on the full set of findings rather than on the lump alone.

See a doctor promptly if you notice a new lump, thickening, skin dimpling or a change in skin texture, nipple discharge or nipple pulling inwards, or swelling under the arm. Most breast lumps are not cancer, but only a clinical examination and tests can tell you what a lump is. Do not wait for pain to appear before booking.

Seek urgent care or call 911 without delay if you have heavy bleeding that soaks dressings quickly after an operation, a spreading red, hot and painful area with fever, sudden chest pain or difficulty breathing.

How to choose among the doctors here

When you compare the best Lumpectomy Doctors in Jordan on this list, start with the listed services. Check that lumpectomy or breast tumour removal is named in the profile, and read whether the doctor also lists reconstruction, lymph node surgery or other breast work. Dr. Mahmoud Bals lists lumpectomy and breast conserving surgery directly, with a breast oncology fellowship. Dr. Moath Rabah lists breast lump removal among a wider general and colorectal practice. Dr. Dawoud Mahmoud Dawoud lists Breast Surgery among his sub-specialties.

Next, look at training and experience. Dates are shown only where a profile publishes them, so compare what is visible: the year of the Jordanian Board, years of experience and the institutions named. Note the platform verification status shown on each profile. Dr. Dawoud's profile is verified by the platform. Reviews are few: his profile has one approved review, so treat it as a small sample.

Finally, consider practical fit: clinic location, hours and whether you can reach the clinic easily for follow-up. Ask whether the surgeon works with a team that includes pathology, imaging and radiotherapy, since a lumpectomy plan often depends on coordination between them.

What to expect at the first visit

The first consultation is usually a conversation and examination. The doctor will ask about your symptoms, when you first noticed them, your medical history, medicines and any family history of breast cancer. They may examine the breast and armpits, review imaging, and order further tests if needed. Expect a discussion of options, their benefits, limits and risks, and the next steps. A responsible surgeon will not promise a particular result before the diagnosis is clear.

Bring any previous mammogram, ultrasound or other imaging on disc or as printed reports, biopsy or pathology reports, a list of medicines and allergies, and a written list of questions. Bringing a relative or friend can help you remember what was said.

Insurance, fees and booking

Dr. Dawoud Mahmoud Dawoud's profile publishes a consultation fee of 25 JOD. For the other clinics, ask the fee directly when you book, and ask whether the price covers the consultation only or also tests and follow-up. Insurers are shown on a profile only when the clinic publishes them, so ask each clinic which insurance plans it accepts or what self-pay terms apply before the visit.

When you book, confirm the appointment time against the hours shown on the profile, which run from Saturday to Thursday. Ask how to prepare, what to bring and how results are shared with you.

Getting there

All three profiles give Jabal Amman, Amman as their location. Dr. Mahmoud Bals and Dr. Moath Rabah both practise at Al Khalidi Medical Plaza on the fifth floor. Dr. Dawoud Mahmoud Dawoud practises at Dr. Dawoud Dawoud Clinic in Jabal Amman. Check the clinic address on each profile before you travel, and allow extra time for traffic in central Amman, especially at peak hours.

Checklist before you book

• Confirm that the doctor's listed services include lumpectomy or breast tumour removal.
• Read the training details on the profile and note the years shown.
• Check the platform verification status and the number of approved reviews.
• Ask the clinic for the consultation fee and what it includes.
• Ask which insurance plans or self-pay arrangements apply.
• Confirm the clinic address and the appointment time against the published hours.
• Gather previous imaging, biopsy reports and your medicine list.
• Write down your questions about options, risks and follow-up.
• Know the warning signs that need urgent care, and call 911 in an emergency.