Aspen Capsular Contracture Prevention Programs

Circumferential constriction of scar tissue around a breast implant, causing the breast to appear misshaped or high riding is known as capsular contracture. In some instances, the patient might feel mild breast soreness or alarming pain. In this blog, we have enlisted the top four ways to minimize the risk of botched implant capsular contraction:

Nipple Shields 

According to a clinical trial done on patients going through breast implantation surgery, nipple shields were found useful in the prevention of the subclinical bacterial contamination of implanted breast prostheses.

Inframammary Fold Incision

There are many locations used to insert breast implants. However, the preferred location to reduce the risk of bacterial contamination or botched implant contracture is known as the inframammary fold. This incision is made in the crease under the breast.

Consistent and Precise Massaging

Massaging is considered as one of the most effective ways to reduce the risk of breast reconstruction capsular contraction. Physical therapists and doctors recommend daily two-three sessions of five minutes of proper massage for the next two months of surgery. It is essential to know the right technique of massage. You may consult one of ASPEN’s certified therapists and learn the correct massaging technique.

Aspen Prophylactic program

This program by Aspen After Surgery Center involves the use of antibiotics in conjunction with ultrasound waves. This combination reduces the replication of biofilm and creates a favorable environment for antibiotics.

Learn in detail about capsular contracture prevention program from here:   https://www.aspenaftersurgery.com/capsular-contracture-prevention/