Category: Capsular Contracture
Posted On: July 06, 2022 Author: The Office of Dr. Stuart Linder
Breast Revision for Capsular Contracture What is capsular contracture? Capsular contracture is simply scar tissue hardening around implants in which the patient can have severely disfigured and painful breasts. We see this every week, as Dr. Linder specializes in breast revision surgery, seeing patients in his Beverly Hills office. Capsular contracture is associated with scar […]
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Posted On: July 26, 2018 Author: The Office of Dr. Stuart Linder
Severe Double Bubble Deformity There are two types of double bubble deformities that are primarily distinguishable by their placement within the breast. The upper pole double bubble appears above the nipple, most likely due to the implant being in a relatively high position in the breast. The other is called lower pole double bubble (known […]
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Posted On: April 13, 2018 Author: The Office of Dr. Stuart Linder
Case Study 1 The patient presents with severe Baker IV capsular contracture with a left double bubble breast deformity with superior retroposition of the left implant causing a very unnatural appearance of her breast as well as severe pain. The patient has increasing pain in the left breast with swelling that is consistent with seroma-induced […]
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