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… This study retrospectively reviewed 5 consecutive patients presenting with CC (Baker grades III and IV) who were managed by capsulectomy with implant replacement and simu…

…as no significant difference (p = 1.0) in the presence of capsular contracture (Baker grade III and IV) between smooth (83 percent) and textured implants (84 percent). Bio…

… study. Patients were evaluated at annual visits where the capsular contracture Baker grade was recorded. Potential risk factors, including patient attributes, implant att…

…S] Breast implant-related problems in 51 breasts included capsular contracture (Baker grade III-IV), 76%; implant rupture/bleed, 41%; breasts undergoing repeat surgery mor…

…e. [METHODS] Between 2003 and 2009, 33 consecutive patients presenting with CC (Baker grades III and IV) were managed by capsulectomy with implant replacement and corticos…

…e imaging established a mutual correlation with breast firmness achieved by the Baker grade. [RESULTS] The parallelogram law was applied to linear vectors arising from the…

…e after breast augmentation with textured silicone implants were also included (Baker grade II = 10 patients, grade III = 8, grade IV = 2). Expression of mRNA in capsular …

…eviewers. Outcome measures were reduction in capsular contracture as defined by Baker grade, applanation tonometry, and patient self-assessment. Overall, the treatment eff…

…eatment guidelines. Although more evidence is required to assess the effects of capsulectomy, implant exchange, and plane change, these appear to be useful mechanisms for r…

…nographic evidence of rupture. All surgery, in the form of implant exchange and capsulectomy, was undertaken by the senior author using standard techniques. A retrospective…

…acture and bilateral rupture, as seen on magnetic resonance imaging. A complete capsulectomy with implant change (Polytech, Replicon® SL HP) and mastopexy on the right was …

…extured implants. [METHODS] All patients underwent the same surgical procedure (capsulectomy - pocket plane change - implant exchange) and the only difference was that two …

…o the breast. The standard management of capsular contracture is surgical via a capsulectomy or capsulotomy. Medical treatment using the off-label leukotriene receptor anta…

…nts, a reoperation was performed, during which the implant was removed, a total capsulectomy was performed, and in cases of subglandular breast augmentation, the implant po…

…ture lactation, and potential long-term implant complications (e.g., infection, capsular contracture, rupture, and the need for revision, replacement, or removal). A fundamental un…

…le. Postoperative complications include lumps, asymmetry, leakage or deflation, capsular contracture, changes or loss of nipple and areolar sensation, seroma, hematoma, changes in …

…quiring return to theater in 2 cases (0.1%). Thirteen patients (0.8%) developed capsular contracture. Fifteen patients (1%) required reintervention due to implant rotation or ruptu…

…support [39 breasts (52 percent)], fold malpositions [28 breasts (37 percent)], capsular contracture [25 breasts (33 percent)], and rippling/palpability [six breasts (8 percent)]. …

… of silicone through the implant and unfavorable breast appearance secondary to capsular contracture. Capsular contracture may be prevented by regular implant exercises. Preoperati…

…ith the result. Postoperative complications occurred in 18 breasts. The overall capsular contracture rate was 23%. At the one year follow-up the author assessed five of the breasts…