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Capsular contracture is a complication that can occur after breast augmentation surgery, when the scar tissue around a breast implant tightens and hardens: ExplanationThe body forms a thin, pliable, and translucent capsule of scar tissue around a breast implant as a normal response to the...
To determine if of capsular contracture is present, an in person examine is usually necessary, unless it is in the advanced stages. Capsular contracture is a thickened scar that forms around the implant, making it firm and distorting its shape. Sometimes it can be painful. The thicker the...
Thank you for your question. The best way to diagnose whether you have capsular contracture or an implant rupture is by examination and ultrasound.