Within the Types category, the market is stratified into surgical excision, needle aspiration, and pharmacological therapy. Surgical excision, encompassing open lumpectomy and minimally invasive laser ablation, commands the highest average transaction value due to operating‑room costs and specialist fees, thereby contributing disproportionately to total market value despite a lower procedure volume. Needle aspiration subdivides into fine‑needle aspiration (FNA) and core‑needle aspiration (CNA); both are low‑cost, high‑frequency interventions that dominate procedure counts and drive volume‑based revenue. Pharmacological therapy includes hormonal modulators, anti‑inflammatory agents, and emerging topical formulations; while unit prices are modest, the segment benefits from repeat prescriptions and chronic‑care pathways, adding a steady revenue stream. Each type’s distinct cost structure and utilization pattern directly influences the aggregate market size, reinforcing the importance of detailed taxonomy in strategic planning.