Overall, all looks good. The yellow is normal and is due to the medicine that was injected around the incision lines. The medicine injected is used to minimize bleeding from the skin edges during surgery and is similar to the medicine that dentists use. The red is a little bit of blood under th...
I see that your question was posed in 2018 - I hope now, 3 years later, your issues have settled out, and by now you've exchanged back to permanent breast implants!
It would be good to know if those implants were placed subpectoral (underneath the pectoralis major muscle) or above (underneath...
Most doctors choose to go slightly larger than the patient selection as long as skin availability is adequate. I think it is a mistake however to select an absolute size to be placed without allowing the surgeon the leeway to change slightly upward or downward based on the actual results seen ...