The purpose of oncoplastic breast surgery is to removebreast cancer tissue with negative surgical margins without dis torting the shape of the breast. It requires the best application of remodelling techniques without compromising the oncologi cal principles. Remodelling of the breast is also a secondary benefit for the patient. Introduction: Batwing mastopexy technique can be suc cessfully performed in the surgical treatment of bre ast cancer involving the nipple areola complex. Suc cessful results can be obtained in the right indications. Reconstitution of the lost nipple areola complex is usually performed after the oncological treatment. This approach mi ght be more rational to understand the extent of the damage that radiotherapy and chemotherapy would cause on the skin.Case: An invasive carcinoma with areola involvement was seen by the side of the nipple in a 48-year-old, premenaupo sal, female patient who had no family history of breast cancer. Surgical treatment was performed with the Batwing mastopexy technique due to the tumor breast volume ratio being more than 20% and the presence of centrally located tumor. In the posto perative period, a bra one size smaller than her own size was worn for three weeks. During the same period, dexketoprofen tablets were administered twice a day. There was no wound problem. Oncological treatment was begun in the fourth pos toperative week. Conclusion: Patients diagnosed with breast cancer and infor med about the treatment modalities were significantly demo ralized. The fear of losing the breast is an another reason for sadness. In many studies, it has been shown that patient satis faction was significantly increased with successful oncoplastic techniques in breast cancer surgical treatment. Treatment of the disease with appropriate remodelling techniques and protecting the breast should be the primary goal for every surgeon.