A NON-SURGICAL SOLUTION FOR CAPSULAR CONTRACTURE

Capsular contracture (also known as breast encapsulation) is one of the most common complications following breast augmentation. It occurs when excessive scar tissue hardens around the implant, leading to discomfort, distortion, and changes in appearance.

At Las Vegas Aesthetics, we offer a cutting-edge, non-invasive solution using Focused Shockwave Therapy (ESWT) to help prevent, reduce, and treat encapsulated breast implants — without additional surgery, anesthesia, or downtime.

Whether you’re experiencing early signs of firmness or want preventative care, this treatment provides a powerful, safe, and affordable alternative to revision surgery.

  • Treats capsular contracture (encapsulation)
  • Non-invasive & pain-free procedure
  • No anesthesia or downtime
  • No medications or prescriptions
  • Helps soften hardened implants
  • Improves implant mobility & shape
  • Reduces scar tissue formation
  • Slows & inhibits capsule development
  • Safe on all major implant brands
  • Used both preventatively & cosmetically
  • Over 75% success rate
  • Effective for Grades I, II & early Grade III
  • Helps reduce swelling & inflammation
  • Improves tissue healing & oxygenation
  • Stimulates blood vessel development
  • Enhances nerve sensitivity
  • Antimicrobial & antibacterial benefits
  • Affordable alternative to revision surgery
  • Ideal for early post-op patients
  • Also beneficial for high-risk patients

Understanding Breast Encapsulation Treatments

Breast encapsulation is caused by excessive scar tissue forming around an implant. Focused Shockwave Therapy uses advanced acoustic waves to soften scar tissue, reduce inflammation, and support natural tissue healing — without surgery.

What is Breast Encapsulation & How Shockwave Works
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What is Breast Encapsulation & How Shockwave Works

Capsular contracture occurs when the body forms excessive scar tissue around a breast implant, leading to firmness, distortion, and discomfort.

Focused Shockwave Therapy (ESWT) works by:

-Softening hardened scar tissue
-Reducing inflammatory responses
-Breaking down fibrotic tissue
-Increasing vascular supply
-Improving lymphatic drainage
-Enhancing tissue oxygenation
-Inhibiting bacterial biofilm development
This helps both prevent and treat encapsulation while maintaining implant safety.

Why Clients Love This Treatment
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Why Clients Love This Treatment

Patients choose Shockwave for breast encapsulation because it provides a safe and surgical-free solution.

They love it because:

-No surgery or implant removal
-No anesthesia, no downtime
-15–20 minute in-office sessions
-Can be done preventatively or after symptoms
-Improves comfort & softness
-Reduces swelling & tightness
-Enhances healing after breast augmentation
-More affordable than revision surgery
-Proven results even years later

Why Choose Tom Pulice, PA-C
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Why Choose Tom Pulice, PA-C

With over 20 years of experience in aesthetic and regenerative medicine, Tom Pulice, PA-C specializes in advanced non-invasive solutions for complex aesthetic complications. Las Vegas Aesthetics uses next-generation Focused Shockwave Technology with protocols proven effective for treating and preventing breast implant encapsulation. Patients from all over the world trust Tom Pulice for his innovation, expertise, and results.
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Frequently asked questions

Breast encapsulation can be treated more effectively when addressed early. Here are the most common questions patients ask about Shockwave Therapy for capsular contracture.

It is the excessive formation of scar tissue around a breast implant, leading to firmness, distortion, or pain.

Grades I, II, and early Stage III show the highest success rates. Advanced Grade III and IV may need additional sessions or surgery.

A standard plan includes 6 sessions, each lasting 15–20 minutes, usually completed within 6–10 days.

No. It is completely painless and requires no anesthesia.

Yes. Focused Shockwave Therapy has been safely used on all major implant brands without causing damage.

Yes. Preventative treatment is highly recommended for high-risk patients or those showing early symptoms.

Clinical experience shows over 75% success, especially when treated early.