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Malposition

When an implant settles into the wrong spot — too low, too high, too far to the side, or toward the center — the breasts look uneven. These cases show the implant moved back into proper position.

Capsular Contracture

The body forms a natural scar capsule around every implant; sometimes it tightens and squeezes the implant, making the breast feel hard, look round, or sit too high. These cases show that being released and corrected.

Strattice AlloDerm

A soft surgical mesh made from processed donor tissue that acts like an internal support hammock, reinforcing the breast and holding the implant securely in place.

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Capsular Contracture (Left), Lateral Malposition (R) The right implant is low and outside. Strattice was used to strengthen the weak tissues in that area and move the implant inwards. The left had recurrent contractures, and Strattice was used to reduce the chance it would happen again.

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