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My right breast appears smaller and less full. Does this appear to be capsular contracture?

BrielleGAug 9, 2025
I had breast augmentation, lift and galaflex done early January. Since the first look after I noticed some asymmetry. My right breast appear smaller and less fulln. I do remember her saying that my left breast bigger/ droopier during consultation but that lift would fix that. The implants were same size on both sides, 310cc. Does this appear to be capsular contraction issue or just perhaps my anatomy or a different implant size should have been used? It is not huge deal as it’s still much improved, I’m just worried about complications. I get some soreness sometimes but I think it’s mostly from my poking around from time to time seeing if I feel any hardness.

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Dr. Darryl J. Blinski, MD
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Answered on Aug 12, 2025
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