There is no best way to eliminate breast lumps, which are categorized into benign and malignant lumps. Patients can be treated with surgical excision or radiotherapy, chemotherapy, targeted therapy, etc. under the guidance and advice of a doctor. Benign breast lumps generally refer to breast fibroadenoma, breast cysts, and hyperplastic lumps of lobular hyperplasia. Minimally invasive rotational excision of breast lumps, or traditional excision surgery, can be performed under the advice of a doctor. Usually minimally invasive rotational breast excision technique can remove lumps less than 3 centimeters and even up to 5 centimeters. The etiology of malignant breast lumps is unclear, and it is currently thought that they may be caused by genetic mutations, family inheritance, late marriage and pregnancy, and delayed menopause. The initial symptoms of patients usually manifest as painless lumps, which can be eradicated through surgery as early as possible, or radiotherapy, chemotherapy or molecular targeted therapy can be chosen if the stage of breast cancer is late. Breast cancer patients should actively follow up and review after surgery in order to detect metastases as early as possible and take corresponding treatment measures.