The shoulder joint is one of the most mobile joints in the human body, which also makes it highly susceptible to instability and dislocations. When conservative treatments such as physical therapy or activity modification fail to provide relief for chronic shoulder instability, surgical interventions may become necessary. One of the effective surgical options is the … Read more
Posterior capsular opacification, commonly abbreviated as PCO, is a frequent complication that can occur after cataract surgery. It involves the clouding of the lens capsule that holds the artificial intraocular lens in place, leading to a gradual decrease in vision clarity. Patients who have undergone cataract surgery may initially experience improved vision, only to notice … Read more
Capsular contracture is a common complication following breast augmentation or reconstruction, where fibrous tissue forms tightly around a breast implant, causing hardness, discomfort, and sometimes visible distortion. While surgical intervention is often required for severe cases, many patients seek non-surgical options to address early or moderate contracture. Non-surgical treatments aim to reduce inflammation, soften scar … Read more
Capsular fibrosis is a medical condition characterized by the thickening, hardening, and scar-like formation of tissue around a structure in the body, often as a response to injury, surgery, or implantation of a foreign device. This fibrotic reaction can occur around organs, joints, or medical implants such as breast implants or prosthetic devices. Capsular fibrosis … Read more