The described method offers numerous advantages for the treatment of capsular contracture. It is minimally invasive and performed through a small axillary or submammary incision. It is simple, offers little trauma, has less bleeding, and results in a good outcome based on our follow-up assessment in the medium term. It is our preferred method for the treatment of capsular contracture.

Our data suggest that patients with renal hypertension and unilateral kidney atrophy, treated with laparoscopic nephrectomy, have significant, effective and at least medium term blood pressure control.