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An injury to the breast cannot cause breast cancer. However, it can cause a non-malignant lump. Fat necrosis can develop which is when tissue dies off due to trauma and becomes hard. This is not a form of cancer and does not develop into cancer over time, but can often be mistaken for cancer on a mammogram.
