Ms. Jing, 30 years old, Hefei, Anhui Province, 3 years ago found a lump in the right lobe of the thyroid gland, gradually increasing, and affecting the appearance, the doctor recommended surgery to remove, but as a beauty lover Ms. Jing worried about the neck will leave scars, and delayed to make up her mind. On December 24th, 2014, Christmas day, the right lobectomy of the thyroid gland was successfully completed by Dr. Peng Xiaowei, deputy chief surgeon, with the cooperation of doctors and nurses of the surgical team, through 3 small holes in the chest smoothly to enter the mirror, slowly inflate to establish the subcutaneous channel, and then successfully complete the right lobectomy of the thyroid gland under the guidance of the luminal microscope, which provided Ms. Jing with the most satisfactory gift. After the operation, the patient had no complications such as hoarseness, choking and numbness of hands and feet, and recovered well. The drain was removed in 4 days, and it took only one week from admission to discharge. There was no scar left on the neck. The patient and his family were very satisfied and were discharged from the hospital in a very excited and happy mood, giving a thumbs up to our medical team. Lumpectomy is a technological revolution in the history of thyroid surgery. Traditional open thyroid surgery requires an incision in the neck, which has the disadvantage of leaving an unsightly scar that is often difficult for young women who love beauty to accept. Lumpectomy thyroid surgery, on the other hand, involves skillfully separating the surgical incision from the lesion, narrowing the surgical incision that would otherwise be made in the neck into two to three small holes of 0.5 to 1 centimeter, and moving it down to the chest, armpits and other parts of the body that can easily be hidden by clothes, so it can also be called cosmetic surgery. In recent years, lumpectomy thyroid surgery has become more and more mature, and with the advancement of technology, it is now possible to remove not only benign tumors, but also malignant tumors intact. This makes patients with thyroid tumors get good treatment effect while leaving their appearance unaffected, which satisfies the patients’ psychology of loving beauty, and also protects patients’ privacy well and restores their self-confidence. Therefore, the development of lumpectomy thyroid surgery has brought gospel to the majority of thyroid tumor patients.