Bottomed out immediately after surgery, - is effective breast revision possible? (photos)

This is a good question for a complex problem. A revision should be able to address your concerns of having bottomed out implants, breasts that are too wide, with visible implant rippling in the upper pole/part of your breasts. A breast lift (mastopexy) should not be needed to address those issues.
To address this, a mesh (off-label) can be placed as an internal bra to help support your breasts and implants to prevent your implants and breasts from bottoming out again. The mesh is bio-synthetic and is bio-degradable - it is not permanent, and will resorb over time. To address the rippling, a highly cohesive implant can be placed (Mentor Boost is a good option, this is a round smooth silicone implant). Additionally, fat grafting to the upper part of the breast can be done to further prevent visible rippling. Fat grafting can also help give a more natural result and shape while adding a mild amount of volume. Hope this helps!

You don't need a lift, but your tissue envelope is very thin which results in very little support and coverage for the implants. An internal bra with Galaflex or Strattice is the solution. You don't need different implants.

You don't need a master Pasi, but what I would do is perform fat grafting into the breast to help with the rippling and reestablish where the memory fold is with some mesh and sutures to get the implant restored to the correct position as well as excise some of your skin along your breast crease to remove that redundant skin.