Capsular Contracture
Prevention and Treatment
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What is Capsular Contracture?
A thin scar tissue membrane, called a capsule, normally surrounds medically implanted objects like breast implants. Sometimes the capsule becomes abnormally thickened and shrinks, compressing the implant. This abnormal process…
Condition Overview
Treatment Choices
The nonsurgical treatment of capsular contracture is generally ineffective. The conventional surgical solution involves removing the capsule and replacing the implant. Adding acellular dermal matrix (ADM) implant pocket…
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Personal Experiences
Patient examples are shown that illustrate the results obtainable using acellular dermal matrix in complex cases of capsular contracture. Please be advised that this section contains nudity and may not be suitable for all visitors.
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Procedure Videos
The surgical treatment of capsular contracture using acellular dermal matrix to line the implant pocket is shown. Please be advised that these videos show graphic surgical detail and may not be suitable for all visitors.
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Cause And PreventionCommonly Asked Questions
- What is Capsular Contracture?
- What Causes This Condition?
- How Common is Capsular Contracture?
- When Does It Begin to Occur?
- How Can Capsular Contracture Be Prevented?