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What is capsular contracture, and how can it be fixed?

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What is capsular contracture, and how can it be fixed?

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Capsular contracture is when the scar tissue or capsule that normally forms around an implant begins to tighten or squeeze the implant. It is more common when breast implants are placed above the muscle. Symptoms may include firmness, pain, distortion, or malposition of the implant. Surgery to remove the capsule tissue and replace the implant is usually needed. At Pacific Plastic Surgery in Santa Barbara, Dr. Mackenzie is also experienced at revision breast augmentation surgery to improve the appearance of patients who have had breast enlargement in the past, and are unhappy with their results due to capsular contracture.

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