Many women are understandably concerned about the risk of capsular contracture after breast augmentation (scar tissue squeezing the breast implant). While this complication can occur with any incision pattern, it is most common with the periareolar approach. Dr. Ho Taghva’s patients rarely experience capsular contracture following a transaxillary endoscopic breast augmentation.  Dr. Ho Taghva minimizes the risk for capsular contracture in several ways, including her use of the “no touch” technique with the help of a Keller funnel to place the implants. The reduced bleeding and trauma involved with the endoscopic technique also helps to keep complication rates low.