In Office Deflation Led to Implant Rubbing Against my Tissue Causing Pain and Discomfort?

Thank you Doctors for all the advice. I went to a different surgeon and would like to share what happened in the in-office deflation. When the first surgeon deflated my left implant he puncture them from the top of my chest. I had no pain in the left but when he did it on the right something went wrong. I felt a horrible stabbing pain that made my legs jerk, i screamed and he said that he wasn't going to get any more fluid out and that we'll just let it drain on its own. I thought what the hell just happened? Now I learned with my second surgeon and the one who now performed my explantation that the last surgeon puncture my chest wall and my rib stopped the needle from entering my lung. Also gravity shows that fluid falls to the bottom of the implants and if you puncture in the top the fluid stays in there....the first surgeon had 4 great reviews and 7 years experience however he almost left me with a pneumothorax and was unable to book me sooner when i was complaining about the pain. Hope this comment helps others. If a surgeon is too busy to schedule an appointment for you after he did a procedure that left you in so much pain then how will he be if he does your surgery and you need him. Red flag.