.jpg)

What is Capsulectomy Surgery?
A capsulectomy involves the removal of the fibrous capsule of scar tissue that forms around a breast implant. While this capsule is a natural response to any implanted device, it can sometimes become problematic, leading to issues such as:
-
Capsular Contracture: A condition where the capsule tightens around the implant, causing pain, hardness, or distortion.
-
Implant Rupture or Leakage: Situations requiring removal and cleanup of surrounding tissue.
-
Health Concerns: Such as Breast Implant Illness (BII) or Infection.
The Procedure
Dr. Farrah Yau customizes the capsulectomy process to each patient’s needs. The procedure is performed under general anesthesia and typically involves:
Consultation and Planning
Comprehensive evaluation of the implant and surrounding tissue to determine the best approach.

Capsule Removal
Removing the scar tissue, either partially or completely, depending on the condition and desired outcome.

Implant Management
Implants may be replaced, removed, or combined with additional procedures like a breast lift for optimal results.

Restoration & Healing
Ensuring the breast area is carefully sculpted for a natural and harmonious appearance.

Capsulectomy
Restoring Comfort and Aesthetic Balance
Capsulectomy is a specialized surgical procedure designed to remove scar tissue (capsule) that may form around breast implants. This procedure can address discomfort, improve aesthetics, and ensure the long-term success of breast implant surgeries. With a patient-centered approach, Dr. Farrah Yau delivers expert care tailored to your unique needs.



Benefits of Capsulectomy
Pain Relief
Eases discomfort caused by capsular contracture.
Improved Appearance
Restores natural breast contour and symmetry.
Enhanced Safety
Removes problematic scar tissue, ruptured implants, or potential irritants.
Health Optimization
Addresses health concerns linked to implants or scar tissue.
Who is a Candidate for Capsulectomy?
Capsulectomy may be recommended for individuals who:
01
Experience capsular contracture or implant-related discomfort.
02
Have ruptured implants or suspect leakage.
03
Are undergoing implant removal or replacement.
04
Wish to address health or aesthetic concerns related to existing implants.
Recovery & Aftercare
-
Post-Surgical Healing: Initial swelling, bruising, and discomfort are normal and subside within weeks.
-
Supportive Care: Surgical bras or compression garments help reduce swelling and support healing tissue.
-
Follow-Up Appointments: Dr. Yau ensures your recovery progresses smoothly and your goals are met.
.jpg)




