Table of Contents
- Symptoms: How to Spot It Early
- Common Causes
- Baker Grades of Capsular Contracture
- Treatment Options
- Why Choose Dr. Milan Doshi
- Cost in Mumbai
- Prevention Tips
- FAQs
- Book a Consultation
Capsular Contracture Symptoms: How to Spot It Early
- Breast firmness or tightness (one or both sides)
- Distorted shape or visible roundness at the top
- Pain or discomfort—especially when lying down or moving
- Elevated or uneven implant position
- Breasts feel hard to the touch
Causes of Capsular Contracture After Breast Augmentation
- Subclinical bacterial contamination (biofilm)
- Hematoma or seroma (blood/fluid around the implant)
- Smoking or impaired wound healing
- Implant rupture or gel bleed
- Genetic predisposition to exuberant scarring
Capsular Contracture Grades (Baker Classification)
Grade | Description |
---|---|
I | Soft, normal-looking breast |
II | Slight firmness, but normal appearance |
III | Firm and visibly distorted |
IV | Hard, painful, and clearly misshapen |
Capsular Contracture Treatment Options at Allure Medspa
1) Non-Surgical (Early/Low-Grade, Select Cases)
- Anti-inflammatory medications and supportive care
- Targeted ultrasound massage/physiotherapy
- Leukotriene inhibitors in selected Grade I–II cases (surgeon-directed)
2) Surgical (Moderate to Severe / Recurrent)
- Total capsulectomy: complete removal of capsule, often with implant exchange
- Capsulotomy: releasing the tight capsule to soften the breast
- Pocket change: switching from subglandular ↔ submuscular or dual-plane to reduce recurrence risk
- Internal bra support: mesh or suture-based support in select revision cases
Your plan is personalised after clinical exam and imaging (ultrasound/MRI), factoring in implant age, position, size, and tissue quality.
Why Choose Dr. Milan Doshi for Capsular Contracture in Mumbai?
- 25+ years’ expertise; 3,000+ aesthetic breast procedures
- NABH-certified theatre and anaesthesia protocols
- Precision revision surgery: meticulous pocket control and scar-minimising strategy
- FDA/CE cohesive gel implants with a smooth-surface preference where appropriate
- 3D planning and structured follow-ups for stable, symmetric outcomes
Cost of Capsular Contracture Correction in Mumbai
Fees vary by grade, technique, and implant needs. Typical corrective surgery ranges from ₹1,20,000–₹2,50,000. You’ll receive a transparent, itemised estimate after consultation. EMI options available.
How to Reduce the Risk of Capsular Contracture
- Choose an experienced, high-volume breast surgeon
- Meticulous sterile technique and “no-touch” implant handling
- Appropriate implant selection (smooth cohesive gel where suitable)
- Consider submuscular/dual-plane pocket when tissue is thin
- Stop smoking; follow post-op instructions and attend follow-ups
- Monitor for early signs and seek prompt review
Prevention is multifactorial; recommendations are individualised to anatomy and goals.
(FAQs) Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What is capsular contracture?
Ans. The normal capsule around an implant tightens excessively, making the breast firm, distorted, and sometimes painful.
Q2. How is it treated?
Ans. Mild cases may respond to medications and supportive measures; moderate–severe cases typically need capsulectomy/capsulotomy with pocket optimisation and often implant exchange.
Q3. What causes it?
Ans. Biofilm contamination, hematoma/seroma, rupture, smoking, or individual scarring tendencies.
Q4. What are early signs?
Ans. Increasing firmness, distortion, higher implant position, and discomfort.
Q5. Who is the best surgeon for correction in Mumbai?
Ans. Seek a board-certified, high-volume revision specialist. At Allure Medspa, Dr. Milan Doshi routinely manages complex implant complications.
Regain Comfort & Confidence
You don’t have to live with pain or distortion after augmentation. Get a clear diagnosis and a precise, personalised solution from Dr. Milan Doshi at Allure Medspa, Mumbai.
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This content is educational and not a substitute for personalised medical advice.