I wouldnt be happy with being fobbed off with massaging to try and help this. Google it from what Ive just read that doesnt work and is old hat advice. According to what ive just read on several different sites the only sure fast way to have it sorted is for a new implant and the skin the problem to be removed. Dont leave it too late that your out of your warranty!! Treating Capsular Contracture
There are only a few non-surgical treatments for capsular contracture. The only treatment that guarantees the condition won’t return is the permanent removal of the implants and surrounding scar tissue. Capsular contracture is one of the reasons that women opt for breast implant removal.
In the past, some surgeons would squeeze the affected breast(s) and implant(s) to break up the scar tissue capsule, but this technique frequently resulted in complications and is no longer recommended. Other treatments involve the use of sound waves to soften the breast, oral vitamin E and anti-inflammatory leukotrienes such as Accolate or Singulair. The effectiveness of these treatments is, at best, based on anecdotal evidence, and they only occasionally provide significant improvement.
The best treatment for capsular contracture is to go back to the operating room and have your surgeon release the scar tissue surgically. Talk to your surgeon about which treatment he or she recommends to treat your capsular contracture.
