Some surgeons devoutly believe that textured implants reduce the chance of capsular contracture, and others do not. The evidence is equivocal unless the implant is in front of the muscle, in which case texturing seems to have an advantage. And in most but not all cases, most surgeons suggest placing the implant behind the muscle for capsular contracture. Opponents of textured implants will say that textured implants are more prone to folds and that the evidence does not show an advantage to them behind the muscle. Keep an open mind and discuss this issue with your surgeon.