Normal discoloration at 8 weeks post op breast lift with small implants? (Photo)

along the inferior pole when having a lift and augmentation.  Its very common with anchor reductions.  However, if your redness spreads, is associated with much more warmth or fevers, or the skin quality thickens, you must let your surgeon know... and ideally, you would let your surgeon know of your current concerns so your surgeon is at least aware of this.

The two month post op result is due to the healing process following the breast lifting part of your operation. Best to return to see your surgeon in follow up to explain redness and hyper pigmentation of healing tissues. 

Your cosmetic result looks quite good at 8 weeks.The redness that you see in the inferior pole of the breast may be inflammation associated with healing.However one concern is that the skin may be thinned by the pressure of the implant.  Please see your plastic surgeon and ask if a support bra might help this.  If this persists after 6 months supporting the implants with acellular dermal substitute such as AlloDerm might help.