ADVANCING THE FUTURE OF BREAST SURGERY

Advanced Hands-On Oncoplastic Training for Breast Surgeons.

Empowering breast surgeons through advanced education, hands-on training, and evidence-based surgical strategies that improve oncologic safety, reconstructive outcomes, and patient care.

November
19–21, 2026

Ready to Be Part of the Next UOBC Course

Applications remain open. Secure your place and be among the next group of breast surgeons advancing their expertise in oncoplastic breast surgery.

Built by Surgeons. Designed for Surgeons.

World-class surgical education combining expert faculty, hands-on training, and evidence-based learning.

Experienced Faculty

Learn directly from leaders in oncoplastic breast surgery.

Creating a Community

Student support, networking, and experience sharing.

Certificate of Completion

Receive recognition for completing the UOBC course.

Small-Group Learning

Train with only 12 surgeons for focused, personalized learning.

Hands-On
Training

Develop surgical skills through immersive hands-on practice.

WHY SURGEONS CHOOSE UOBC

Transform the Way You Approach Breast Surgery.

UOBC is designed for breast surgeons who want to expand their surgical capabilities, strengthen clinical judgment, and integrate oncologic and reconstructive principles into a modern approach to breast cancer care.

1,000+
Surgeons Trained

Why Surgeons Choose UOBC

An integrated educational model designed to strengthen clinical judgment, technical skills, and surgical confidence.

Clinical Decision-Making

Learn how to evaluate complex breast cancer cases and select the most appropriate oncoplastic strategy.

Surgical Planning

Integrate oncologic safety, reconstruction, and aesthetic goals into one comprehensive surgical plan.

Advanced Surgical Techniques

Master oncoplastic procedures, local perforator flaps, and implant-based breast reconstruction.

Case-Based Learning

Analyze real clinical cases, compare surgical strategies, and strengthen clinical judgment through interactive discussion.

Faculty Mentorship

Receive direct feedback and practical guidance from internationally recognized breast surgeons.

Hands-On Simulation

Develop technical skills through structured simulation using Mastotrainer™ before applying techniques in clinical practice.

Supported by Leaders in Breast Surgery Innovation

UOBC proudly partners with leading innovators in breast surgery to support education, research, and the advancement of patient care.

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Experience UOBC

More than a course. An immersive educational experience.

Breast Conservation Surgery

Advanced strategies to maximize oncologic safety while preserving breast shape and aesthetics.

Therapeutic Mammoplasty

Volume displacement techniques for partial breast reconstruction after breast-conserving surgery.

Local Perforator Flaps

Practical applications of AICAP, MICAP, LICAP, and other perforator flap techniques.

Coding & Documentation

Learn how to accurately code and document your procedures to optimize reimbursement and maximize the financial value of your practice.

Nipple- & Skin-Sparing Mastectomy

Patient selection, surgical planning, and reconstructive considerations for modern mastectomy techniques.

Breast Reconstruction

Immediate and delayed reconstructive strategies for different clinical scenarios.

Surgical Videos & Case Discussions

Real surgical cases with step-by-step technical analysis and operative decision-making.

Hands-On Mastotrainer™ Lab

Develop technical proficiency through structured simulation before clinical application.

Complication Management

Recognize potential challenges, reduce complications, and optimize surgical outcomes.

WHO WE ARE

The Principles That Define UOBC

Everything we do is guided by a commitment to advancing breast surgery through education, innovation, and patient-centered care.

PARTICIPANT TESTIMONIALS

What Our Participants Are Saying

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Everything You Need to Know

Find answers to the most common questions about the Ultimate Oncoplastic Breast Course.

Who should attend UOBC?

The course is designed for breast surgeons and general surgeons involved in breast cancer care who want to expand their expertise in oncoplastic and reconstructive breast surgery.

Is the course hands-on?

Yes. UOBC combines lectures, clinical case discussions, surgical videos, and extensive hands-on simulation using Mastotrainer™.

Will I receive a certificate?

Yes. Participants receive an official UOBC Certificate of Completion. The course also provides practical knowledge that supports expanded surgical capabilities, appropriate coding, documentation, and RVU optimization.

How many surgeons participate?

Enrollment is limited to 12 participants to ensure individualized instruction, meaningful hands-on experience, and direct interaction with faculty.

Who teaches the course?

The course is led by Gustavo Zucca, MD, PhD, creator of Mastotrainer™, and Jean-Claude Schwartz, MD, PhD, internationally recognized leaders in oncoplastic and reconstructive breast surgery.

Where is the course held?

The course takes place in Atlanta, Georgia (USA) in an immersive educational environment designed for advanced surgical training.

What is included with registration?

Registration includes all educational sessions, hands-on training, course materials, coffee breaks, lunches, and an official Certificate of Completion.

Why is the course limited to only 12 participants?

We believe advanced surgical education requires direct faculty interaction, individualized feedback, and meaningful hands-on practice. Limiting each course to 12 surgeons ensures every participant receives a highly personalized educational experience.

What happens after the course?

Participants become part of the growing UOBC community, with continued access to future educational opportunities, Breastflix content, and alumni initiatives.

What makes UOBC different from other oncoplastic courses?

UOBC goes beyond teaching surgical techniques. The program integrates clinical decision-making, hands-on simulation, reconstructive planning, and faculty mentorship to help surgeons develop a more comprehensive approach to breast cancer surgery.