Singulair + celebrex to help capsular contracture

with your regimen Singulair and Celebrex.  You have nothing to lose except the costs associated with obtaining those medications.  If this doesn't work, your only options are to have surgery with release (better for removal but not always possible) of the scar, new implants, and even possibly, new pockets, depending on your needs and wishes OR an attempt with the Aspen ultrasound.  If you choose the latter, make sure the provider has some protection for you if it doesn't work as advertised.  I am all for avoiding more surgery but there are way too many technologies out there that do not work and you shouldn't be paying for them.

It is not surprising that your surgeon placed you on SIngulair and antiinflammatory medication (Celebrex). Capsular contracture appears to develop as a response to bacterial biofilm exposure during surgery -- not enough bacteria to cause an infection, but an excessive inflammatory response on one or both implant pockets. Symptoms may improve with these medications though I do not think they reverse the actual contracture. I have seen the pain substantially improve or even resolve with these medications but if capsular contracture is visible, it commonly needs capsulectomy surgery (removal of the old capsule) to correct.