Breast reconstruction capsular contracture occurs when scar tissue forms tightly around a ...

What Causes Breast Reconstruction Capsular Contracture, and Who Is Most at Risk

Breast reconstruction capsular contracture occurs when scar tissue forms tightly around a breast implant, causing firmness, discomfort, or changes in shape. Factors may include infection, bleeding, inflammation, implant placement, radiation therapy, or individual healing responses.

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