Strattice for Revision of Capsular Contracture and Bottoming Out (photo)

You dont give details as to implant position and degree if any of hardness of the right breast It appears to me that you either have submuscular implants with a high riding implant on the right,caused my muscle elevation, and bottoming out on the left as a result of the implant slipping below the muscle ,or you have subglandular implants with capsular contracture on the right and ptosis on the left due to subglandular placement and poor tissue support These are all common occurrences... more

Thank you for the question and pictures. I'm sorry to hear/see the complications you have experienced after breast augmentation surgery. Certainly revision breast surgery will be helpful to you. In regards to the exact details of which procedure will best meet your goals and prevent further complications, it will be best for you to meet with well experienced board-certified plastic surgeons who can demonstrate significant experience helping patients and your situation. I think you will... more

Thank you for your questions and pictures. Regarding the right breast I recommend doing capsulectomy without Strattice. Starttice is recommended for patients who have recurrent capsular contracture. As for the left breast, you had inferior and some lateral malposition of the implant. For that internal suturing would help in reshaping the breast. Ultimately, the type of surgery will be determined after examination of the breasts.