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Capsular Contracture || Dr. Chad Robbins Nashville, TN Plastic Surgeon

Capsular contracture is one of the leading causes of breast implant replacement. This condition develops when scar tissue encapsulates the breast implant, causing it to harden over time. This painful complication is difficult and frustrating for both patients and their surgeons. Capsular contracture develops at a higher rate when breast implants are placed behind the breast tissue and over the pectoral muscle. Patients who receive subpectoral breast implants tend to develop scar tissue at a lower rate. In more complex cases, the patient may need a capsulotomy or capsulectomy to release or remove the scar tissue from the breast cavity. In cases where the scar tissue returns following removal, we’ve experienced high success rates in treating these recurrent bouts of capsular contracture using both human and porcine dermal matrices. We are really excited about this breakthrough treatment that enables us to slow or prevent the formation of capsular contracture. www.robbinsplasticsurgery.com