Capsular contracture
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Before and After the Procedure
How does capsular contracture work?
Consultation and Diagnosis
During the initial consultation, the doctor will assess the condition of the breasts, the degree of capsular contracture, and recommend the most suitable approach. The location and severity of the contracture play a key role. Pre-operative examinations are then scheduled as needed.
Procedure Overview
The procedure is performed under general anesthesia and lasts 1–2 hours. The surgeon removes scar tissue and, if necessary, removes or replaces the implants. The incision is made as gently as possible, and absorbable sutures are used.
Recovery and Return to Routine
After the procedure, rest, wearing a compression bra, and attending regular check-ups are recommended. A return to normal physical activity typically begins around week 6. The final result is usually visible after about three months.
Post-operative Course
What’s Included in the Procedure Price
- General anesthesia
- Surgical procedure
- Hospital stay
- Anti-thrombotic compression stockings
- Post-operative medication package
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Frequently Asked Questions
How can I schedule a consultation?
A standard consultation takes approximately 30–60 minutes. During the consultation, the doctor will assess your situation, explain possible treatment options, and answer all your questions.
What are the pre-operative instructions?
Compression garments should be worn continuously for 6–8 weeks, including during sleep. They help reduce swelling, support the tissues, and promote scar healing. After consulting with your doctor, wearing time can be gradually reduced.
Are plastic surgeries painful?
Compression garments should be worn continuously for 6–8 weeks, including during sleep. They help reduce swelling, support the tissues, and promote scar healing. After consulting with your doctor, wearing time can be gradually reduced.
