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case_images: Patient 1: Pre-treatment internal subcuticular scarring causing a Baker grade II-III capsular contracture secondary to breast implant placement (a). Post-treatment reduction of capsular contracture (B).
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case_images: After three treatment sessions with PRP over a 9-week period, the right breast contracture was reduced; and the breast was softer with a Baker grade of I-II (Figure 1).
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case_images: Patient 2: the patient initially developed a capsular contracture of the right breast with a Baker grade of III, where the right breast migrated asymmetrically more superior than the left breast. Treatment of the right breast was initiated with PRP. Photos after one treatment (A) and after five treatments (B). The right breast had a final Baker grade of I-II with improvement of the horizontal alignment of the breasts. It should be noted that photos do not readily demonstrate the progressive softness of the right breast.
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case_images: After six treatments with PRP over a 14-week period, the breast was softer and began to regain symmetry, demonstrating a Baker grade of I-II (Figure 2).