What's your advice for x-ray showing air pocket in implant? (Photos)

It's best not to try to interpret your own x-ray. Contact the physician who ordered the x-ray. The report may explain the findings. If not, you can request the radiologist to interpret it. If you are having issues with your implants schedule a consultation with your surgeon.

Your x-ray does demonstrate an air-fluid level. I cannot tell the proper orientation with regard to right or left side. It is far more likely that this represents a stomach bubble that happens to coincide with the position of your implant.

Some different abuse would help. I suggest you contact the radiologist that took the x-rays.

I suggest you avoid interpreting your own x-ray.
Ask whoever ordered the x-ray to get you an official radiology interpretation.
I’m guessing the air pocket is gastric air.
If you’re having issues with your implants, then follow up with your plastic surgeon.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom, MD