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Capsular Contracture

Dr. Horton’s Breast Augmentation Journey Part VII – “BYOD”: Bring Your Own Drains

By: Karen Horton | Sep 27, 2020

I am a firm believer in surgical drains after breast augmentation.  So much so, that I brought my OWN drains to my breast augmentation surgery ("BYOD" = bring your own drains). ;) During breast augmentation surgery, regardless of whether the...

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How Is Capsular Contracture Treated?

By: Karen Horton | Jun 20, 2017

First of all, capsular contracture is a somewhat rare condition after breast augmentation that can be treated effectively, so don’t panic! Because my practice teaches patients to massage their breasts and to get to know what is normal for their...

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What Is Capsular Contracture and How Can It Be Prevented?

By: Karen Horton | Jun 13, 2017

The most common complication after breast augmentation is indeed capsular contracture. However, this incidence is quite rare—I have only seen it in a small handful of my patients. Most patients do very well without any major problems! That said, as...

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Breast Revision for Implant-Related Complications

By: Karen Horton | Nov 28, 2016

In my previous blog post, I highlighted several common reasons women seek breast revision surgery. Since many of these reasons pertained to rare but potential implant-related complications, I would like to focus on how resolving these particular concerns via breast revision...

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Breast Implant Massage – Why it’s done and why it’s important!

By: Karen Horton | Sep 25, 2015

Following a breast augmentation, we teach our patients breast implant massage.  Don't worry, it doesn't hurt! (Although we realize it looks a little strange to newcomers)... Moving the implant around inside its pocket is very important to ensure that the...

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Dr. Karen M. Horton
2100 Webster St UNIT 520
San Francisco, CA 94115
Phone: 415.923.3067

We are located in the
Pacific Heights District
in the Pacific Professional Building.

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