It is generally accepted that the incision for breast fibroadenoma surgery is either a radial incision centered on the nipple or a curved incision around the areola. The exact location will also depend on the location of the fibroadenoma. For fibroadenomas next to the areola, because of the dark color of the areola, the scar is less visible after healing and will be more aesthetically pleasing. For breast fibroadenoma surgery, the incision is made as close to the tumor as possible, using an areola incision, an inframammary fold line incision, etc. In China, a radial incision is often used. In China, most of the breast radial incision is used, after cutting the skin and subcutaneous tissue, then make a radial incision on the surface of the gland. For the sake of aesthetics, the incision always follows the skin line, and the damage to the gland is small. At the same time, with the development of science and technology, minimally invasive surgery has been greatly developed, and the surgery selects the piercing hole in the corresponding part of the mammary gland, and usually the size of the piercing hole is about 5 millimeters, so that after the surgery is completed, only the traces of the piercing hole are left in the local skin, and sutures are not needed. Therefore, there will be no scar after the wound heals, and the possibility of infection and scarring of the incision is low. It is recommended that patients undergoing breast fibroadenoma surgery consult with a regular hospital and follow the doctor’s instructions to choose the most suitable option for themselves.