Moreover, the attachments are generally head to tail â that is the 1-carbon of the first isoprene is connected to the 4-carbon of the adjacent isoprene. Already discussed examples of such molecules include the polymers, natural rubber and gutta percha.
Reviewed by Walter Erhardt, MD. Capsular contracture is a breast augmentation complication that develops when internal scar tissue forms a tight or constricting capsule around a breast implant, contracting it until it becomes misshapen and hard. As a result, the breast may feel painful and stiff, and the capsule may affect the appearance or shape of the breast.
Photos show a 36 year old patient with capsular contracture and implant asymmetry, at pre-op and 15 months post-op. Right breast capsulectomy was performed, with implant exchange from moderate profile saline filled to 300cc to moderate plus profile saline filled to 400cc.