At Dr. John Diaz’s Beverly Hills practice, we understand how frustrating capsular contracture can be. If you’ve been experiencing hardening, pain, or distortion of your breast implants, specialized capsular contracture treatment could be the solution you’ve been searching for. Our team specializes in personalized, patient-centered care that delivers natural-looking results that restore your comfort and confidence.
Capsular contracture treatment isn’t just about fixing a complication—it’s about restoring the beautiful, comfortable results you originally desired. Whether you’re experiencing mild firmness or severe distortion and pain, this specialized procedure at Dr. John Diaz’s Beverly Hills practice offers a comprehensive solution that enhances both your appearance and well-being.
Experience the relief that comes from soft, natural-feeling breasts again. Dr. Diaz’s advanced surgical techniques eliminate hardened scar tissue and restore the comfortable feel you deserve.
Address distortion, high-riding implants, and asymmetry caused by capsular contracture. Achieve the natural, proportionate breast shape you originally wanted.
With Dr. Diaz’s proven techniques and preventive measures, enjoy lasting results with minimal risk of recurrence. Advanced surgical methods ensure optimal healing and patient satisfaction.
Each patient is unique and individual results may vary*
Capsular contracture is a complication that can occur after breast augmentation when the natural scar tissue (capsule) that forms around breast implants becomes thick, tight, and hard. This causes the breast to feel firm, look distorted, and potentially become painful, requiring specialized treatment to restore comfort and appearance.
When any foreign object is placed in the body, including breast implants, the body naturally forms a thin capsule of scar tissue around it. In normal healing, this capsule remains soft and flexible. However, when inflammation or other factors cause this capsule to thicken and contract, it creates capsular contracture.
Capsular contracture is classified using the Baker Scale from Grade I (normal, soft) to Grade IV (severe, painful, and distorted). Dr. Diaz evaluates each case individually to determine the most appropriate treatment approach based on the severity and your specific symptoms.
Treatment typically involves surgical removal of the contracted capsule (capsulectomy), often combined with implant replacement or repositioning. Dr. Diaz uses advanced techniques, including en bloc capsulectomy and preventive measures to minimize recurrence risk.
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Curious about capsular contracture treatment? Begin your journey with a one-on-one consultation with our Surgical Coordinator from the comfort of your home. During this initial conversation, you’ll discuss your goals, review details about cost, scheduling, recovery, and payment options, and have all your questions answered. This informative, no-obligation discussion is designed to help you make a confident and informed decision about your next step.
Meet with Dr. Diaz for a comprehensive evaluation of your capsular contracture. During this detailed appointment, Dr. Diaz will assess the severity of your condition, listen to your concerns, and examine how the contracture is affecting your comfort and appearance.
Dr. Diaz performs a thorough examination to determine the grade of capsular contracture, evaluate implant position and condition, and assess surrounding breast tissue. This evaluation helps determine the most appropriate treatment approach for your specific situation.
Using VECTRA 3D imaging, Dr. Diaz creates a computer simulation of your breasts after capsular contracture surgery. He will explain your treatment options, including surgical techniques, expected outcomes, and recovery expectations. Dr. Diaz always provides honest, clear information about what can be achieved and the best approach for your case.
Capsular contracture treatment is ideal for individuals experiencing complications from previous breast augmentation surgery with hardening of the breast and distortion of shape. Whether dealing with mild discomfort or severe symptoms, this specialized procedure can provide significant relief and restoration. Here’s what makes a good candidate for capsular contracture treatment:
Treatment is recommended for those experiencing:
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Capsular contracture can result from various factors, including bacterial contamination, bleeding or hematoma, implant rupture, trauma, or individual healing response. Dr. Diaz evaluates each case to identify potential causes and implement preventive measures during treatment to reduce recurrence risk.
Dr. Diaz diagnoses capsular contracture through physical examination using the Baker Scale classification system. He assesses breast texture, appearance, and any pain or discomfort you’re experiencing. In some cases, imaging studies may be recommended to evaluate implant condition.
Dr. Diaz employs advanced surgical techniques, including complete capsulectomy, en bloc capsulectomy when appropriate, antibiotic irrigation, and the use of acellular dermal matrix (ADM) to create optimal conditions for healing and reduce recurrence risk.
Most patients return to work within 5-7 days, though recovery varies based on the extent of surgery performed. You’ll need to avoid strenuous activity for 4-6 weeks. Dr. Diaz provides comprehensive recovery instructions and closely monitors your healing progress.
Dr. Diaz achieves excellent success rates in treating capsular contracture, with most patients experiencing significant improvement in comfort and appearance. The specific success rate depends on factors such as the grade of contracture and individual healing characteristics.
While recurrence is possible, Dr. Diaz uses proven preventive techniques to minimize this risk, including thorough capsule removal, antibiotic protocols, and optimal implant placement. The recurrence rate is significantly lower with proper surgical technique.
In most cases, Dr. Diaz recommends replacing implants as part of capsular contracture treatment. This allows for a fresh start with optimal positioning and reduces the risk of future complications. The type and size of new implants will be discussed during your consultation.
Insurance coverage varies depending on your specific policy and the medical necessity of the procedure. Severe capsular contracture causing significant symptoms may qualify for coverage. Our team can help verify your benefits and navigate the insurance process.
The cost varies depending on the complexity of your case and specific procedures required. During your consultation, Dr. Diaz will provide detailed pricing information, and we offer financing options to make treatment accessible.
Dr. Diaz combines extensive experience in complex breast revision cases with advanced surgical techniques and a comprehensive approach to prevention. His meticulous attention to detail and proven protocols result in excellent outcomes and high patient satisfaction rates.
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