Subsequent surgery after breast implants. Will having subsequent surgeries so soon increase my risk of capsular contracture?

You are at higher risk of infection since they may be exposed to bacteria from your nipples. They could be injured upon removal. Also, you may lose your warranty once the implants leave your body. It is safer to get new implants.

I would suggest going with something smaller to look more natural and decrease your risk of bottoming out from the weight.

Dear roxi329, you can combine smaller implants and breast lift in order to achieve good results. If you are considering surgery, I would suggest you consult a board-certified plastic surgeon. Only after a thorough examination, you will get more information and recommendations. Daniel Barrett,...

You probably tore part of your capsule and now the implant can shift a little more. It may not be a problem at all, but I would suggest going back to your doctor and being checked.

Considering the asymmetry you've shown in your preoperative photos, you have come a long ways following your first operation. In complex cases like this it is not unusual to require a revision. Many options may be available, but to select the best one would require an examination of your breasts...

Just removing the excess skin in the office can be done under local anesthesia, but this will be a temporary fix only. You actually need to repeat the lift and reposition your breast tissue and implant. That is not done under local anesthesia.