No big deal.
Find the capacitor with the pad, desolder it. clean the area on the board of any junk and put a drop of crazy glue on the missing pad area. Put the torn pad on the glue in the correct orientation ( so that the pad aligns with the broken trace), let dry. Using an exacto remove the conformal coating over the trace so there is a slight bit of bare copper showing. Reflow solder onto the pad as you would to replace the capacitor (I remove all the old solder from the pads using a copper wick and soldering iron, cleaning it with 100% alcohol when done) while also bridgeing the broken trace with solder. Get a meter and make sure you have continuity between the pad and the other side of the broken trace, then finish recapping.
Find the capacitor with the pad, desolder it. clean the area on the board of any junk and put a drop of crazy glue on the missing pad area. Put the torn pad on the glue in the correct orientation ( so that the pad aligns with the broken trace), let dry. Using an exacto remove the conformal coating over the trace so there is a slight bit of bare copper showing. Reflow solder onto the pad as you would to replace the capacitor (I remove all the old solder from the pads using a copper wick and soldering iron, cleaning it with 100% alcohol when done) while also bridgeing the broken trace with solder. Get a meter and make sure you have continuity between the pad and the other side of the broken trace, then finish recapping.