Do they appear normal? 350cc under muscle, capsular contracture worry (Photo)

Thank you for your question and photos. You are very early in your post recovery journey. Implants typically start to drop at about one month, and may take a year to come to their final position. I would follow the guidelines set out by your Board Certified Plastic Surgeon. Please make sure...

Yes, revisions add a small increased risk because each operation brings more tissue manipulation. I minimize this with no-touch techniques, pocket adjustments, and antibiotic irrigation. When indicated I use biologic mesh (ADM) for added support. Read more about breast revision on our site.

You should have been offered biologic material known as acellular dermal matrix (ADM) like Strattice, not mesh, and it should have been offered after your first recurrence. Further, total capsulectomies via an inframammary incision is also important to diminish the risk of recurrence.

Dear diligient CAPSULAR CONTRACTURE concerns after 14 months This is a condition where the capsule around the implant thickens and squeezes the implant making it have a Feeling of tightness or pulling Discomfort a Distorted look to the breast (hard and often changing the shape and position of...

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...

There are always some changes after surgery for capsular contracture as the new capsule formation occurs. Though this may be complete at 8 months postop, there may still be some changes that occur over time. It is reassuring that the breast still feels soft. Your surgeon may have estimated the...