In rare cases, capsular contracture may develop due to hematomas which have not been emptied, long-term infections and genetic predisposition. Because the breast implant is perceived as foreign matter by the body, a sheath (capsule) of elastic, fine connective tissue may form around the implant. It is usually a thin membrane and does not cause any problems. In rare cases where it is thicker, the capsule is loosened by surgery and another smaller implant is placed. In severe cases, the capsule and implant can be completely removed. Using a rough breast implant with a suitable volume, placing the implant under the muscle, clean operation during surgery, adequate and correct massage after the procedure, will significantly reduce the possibility of capsule contracture.