Pituitary tumors are a relatively common type of benign intracranial tumor. The main treatment method is surgical intervention, and patients usually see a neurosurgeon for this. The surgical approach can be minimally invasive, performed through the nasal cavity, and typically, complete removal of the tumor is achievable with a generally good prognosis. However, there is a type of pituitary adenoma called prolactinoma, which is sensitive to bromocriptine. It can be treated with bromocriptine without surgery, leading to a significant reduction or even disappearance of the tumor. Nevertheless, medication should be guided by a neurosurgeon, and it is still necessary to visit the neurosurgery department.