Short conversational excerpt describing personal experiences with capsule implants hardening over time. Speaker reports implants were fine for years, then one became hard (not ruptured), later the other also hardened after they stopped racing; discussion suggests hardening relates to scar tissue quality and variability.
You had mentioned the capsule. And just as another sort of point of reference for people listening, one thing that happened to me was that they were fine for a couple of years, and then one got hard. And then I thought, oh, maybe I hit a wall. So I had to check to see if it was ruptured. It was fine. Time had just passed and I thought, oh, I get them out or I'll replace them, or I'll replace one. I don't know. And then the other one got hard. And that was after I was done racing completely. So I was like, oh, that's weird. So what does that mean when an implant gets a certain starts forms continuously. More scar tissue? Yeah. It can vary depending on what the quality of the scar is like.
