Julio C. Pena Encarnacion, MD

From the looks of it is definitely bruising. However, if it causes you any discomfort, schedule a meeting with your surgeon. Worst case scenario (if it were the beginning of an infection) your surgeon will schedule proper medication for you to treat it without the need to another surgery.

You should worry more on whether or not the new implants are proportional to your body size.

As you haven't provided any pictures, I'll say that you should stick to your surgeon suggestions.

Chances are it did nothing. As long as you don't present any pain or discomfort, it should be of no concern to you.

If anything, just mentioned this to your surgeon in any of the post procedure appointments. Or just contact him out right.

But like I said, if you don't percent any pain, then it should be of no concern.

I say you could be back to work a week after you get you surgery done. Should you have any doubts, then speak with your surgeon and he will give you a more precise opinion based on your specific situation.

Since you are treating different areas, there is little effect one surgery will have over the other. However, it could have some effects over the recovery process of the first surgery, which may cause more noticeable scars. 

The most optimal course of action would be having both at the same time, but since that is not possible, a month or two should suffice.