Breast disease · General surgery · Baku
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mirkhalig Javadov
Breast Disease Specialist · Associate Professor · General Surgeon
Benign breast disease and breast cancer, soft tissue tumours, colorectal, endocrine and biliary surgery; most operations are performed laparoscopically. Trained at the Istanbul Faculty of Medicine, completed general surgery residency at Marmara University and holds the rank of Associate Professor awarded in Türkiye. Now practising at Olimp Hospital.
- Associate Professor (YÖK, 2022)
- 48 indexed articles · h-index 10
- Oncoplastic and reconstructive breast surgery courses (2025–2026)
- University of Strasbourg — diploma in laparoscopic surgery
- EAES Rome 2023 — Best Oral Presentation
Video introduction
In the surgeon's own words
A short introduction: which conditions he treats, how a consultation works and when you should not put off seeing a doctor. The video is in Azerbaijani.
- Benign breast disease and breast cancer
- Oncoplastic and laparoscopic surgical approach
- How a consultation works and when not to wait
- Olimp Hospital, Yasamal district, Baku
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mirkhalig Javadov — breast disease specialist, general surgeon. The video is the surgeon's own introduction and does not replace a consultation.
Services
Areas of surgical practice
The Doctor’s main areas of work are breast disease and soft tissue tumours. Each section explains how the assessment is carried out and what the decision to operate actually depends on.
Breast surgery
Benign breast disease — fibroadenoma, phyllodes tumour, papilloma, cyst, abscess, accessory breast; benign breast tumours, benign and malignant nodules, breast cancer.
Read moreSoft tissue surgery
Assessment, surgical removal and histological examination of soft tissue tumours and lipoma.
Read moreBackground
Where the experience was built
Surgical training and academic career were built in Türkiye: the Istanbul Faculty of Medicine (2007), then specialist training in general surgery at Marmara University (2016). In 2016 came a research and laparoscopic and robotic colorectal surgery cadaver course in the Division of Colon and Rectal Surgery at Stony Brook University in the United States.
2017–2022: lecturer, assistant professor and associate professor at Yeditepe University Faculty of Medicine, and education coordinator in general surgery; in 2022 the Turkish Council of Higher Education (YÖK) conferred the rank of Associate Professor. 2022–2024: consultant surgeon at Medicana International Ataşehir Hospital. In Baku since 2025, currently at Olimp Hospital.
Research
A record you can check
In surgery, experience is measured by documents rather than by claims. The figures come from the Doctor’s CV; the publications can be checked on PubMed and ORCID.
- ORCID
- 0000-0002-4288-0400
- Articles
- 48 in internationally indexed journals, 32 in PubMed · Google Scholar h-index 10
- Books
- 6 medical books published in Türkiye — chapters in 5, co-editor of 1
- Documents
- Gallery of diplomas and certificates →
- Societies
- ESCP, EAES, Turkish Surgical Society, IASGO, ASVXMA, AHPBA
Surgical conditions
The questions people bring most often
If you have symptoms, it helps to understand first what you are dealing with. These pages do not diagnose — they explain how to prepare for the consultation and when not to wait.
Benign breast disease
Fibroadenoma, phyllodes tumour, papilloma, cyst, abscess and accessory breast — when to watch, when to remove.
ReadBreast cancer
Telling benign nodules from malignant ones, symptoms, the diagnostic pathway and surgical options.
ReadSoft tissue tumours
Soft tissue tumours and lipoma: when they are harmless and when they are removed.
ReadAppointments
How a consultation works
A surgical decision is not made in a single visit. The sequence below is for planned referrals; in an emergency, go straight to emergency care.
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Contact and first details
You describe your complaint briefly by WhatsApp or phone. If you already have test results, you can send them in advance.
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Consultation
The history of the complaint is taken, a physical examination is performed, and any existing tests and imaging are reviewed together.
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Further tests, if needed
Ultrasound, CT, endoscopy, biopsy or blood tests may be arranged. Some cases require a joint discussion between several specialties.
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Discussing the treatment plan
Once the results are clear, the options, the expected benefit and the possible risks are explained. Surgery is not the only option and is assessed individually.
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Surgery and follow-up
If an operation is agreed, the preparation, the expected length of stay and the follow-up schedule are discussed beforehand.
Looking for a second opinion?
If surgery has been proposed elsewhere and you would like another view, you are welcome to come with the documents you already have.
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