Is my expander infected with Candida? 4 mths ago had BM due to LCIS L breast. Had immediate reconstruction w/implants.

With the limited history I have, I really dont think there is an option other than to have the expanders removed. The pocket needs to be irrigated, a drain placed, and you need to begin or continue with the medication your infectious disease physician perscribes. 
There are many options we have to reconstruct the breast. This will delay your reconstruction however it is necessary to move on. I am very sorry that you are having to deal with this in the first place, but know that you will have other options to reconstruct your breast. Discuss  this with your plastic surgeon. Best Wishes 

Your infectious disease specialist is right.The expander needs to be removed. Proper anti fungal and antibacterial medication per infectious disease.Would not contemplate any reconstruction for six months to a year then consider your own tissue for reconstruction.

In my over the internet guess you need ALL foreign material/implants removed to allow ID to treat your infections and immune deficiency.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

I am disappointed that you are having these issues.  I think there are options for you but they require using your own tissue.  I have done these reconstructions for over a decade.  I use the skin and fat of the abdomen to create a natural feeling breast reconstruction.  I do this when the patient desires this form of reconstruction, has had implant failures, or is BRCA+.  Here is a short video describing the procedure for one of my BRCA+ patients.