Clinically, the cost of axillary paronychia surgery varies depending on the level of the hospital where the patient is seen. If the patient’s hospital is a second class hospital, the cost of axillary paramyctomy surgery is about$5,000. If the patient is in a tertiary care hospital, the cost of axillary mastectomy is about$8,000. Usually, the axillary parametrial surgery needs to be performed under general anesthesia. Nowadays, it is common to choose small incisions for paramastectomy, which is less traumatic to the patient and the patient’s recovery is particularly fast after the surgery, but for patients with axillary parametrial surgery, a subcutaneous drainage tube must be placed to facilitate the drainage of subcutaneous drainage fluid to prevent the occurrence of mammary gland effusion. It is important to note that patients who have undergone paramastectomy must undergo regular review because some patients have multiple nipples and multiple breast deformities, and they still have to continue surgical treatment once they discover the reappearance of parametrium in other areas.