I am 1 year post surgery and I think I am developing capsular contraction again (only on the right side). This is my 4rd surgery for this. All surgeries under the muscle, but with the last surgery I got a mesh. Also, different surgeons. Do I have any options or just take them out? How about over the muscle? Thank you for your time.
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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...
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