Abnormal x-ray of implant - Hole or bubble? (photo)

It's a gastric air bubble superimposed over your implants. A lateral view would easily confirm it. If you have other concerns about your implants you can schedule a visit with a plastic surgeon and they can examine for problems such as rupture or capsular contracture. If you have silicone gel implants, many plastic surgeons can do ultrasound in office to check for rupture. If you have saline implants, they go flat when they rupture and it is pretty obvious to the patient.

Thank you for posting your question here!My answer will be based on the limited information and pictures provided, for a more detailed and personalized plan please consult with your plastic surgeon in person .
It is hard to tell if there is an issue with your implant just based on an AP xray , what you are seeing could be the gastric the bubble ( air in your stomach), that shows on xrays, xrays can look different based on the energy and exposure being used and they only gives you a 2D image. The gold standard for monitoring implants continues to be an MRI, though increasingly people are using ultrasounds.So if you are having symptoms or you are worried about your implants , I would encourage you to ask for an MRI.I hope this helps, best of luck!