After having my implant removed I am experiencing extreme leakage. Is this normal?

If you developed an early infection which required implant removal, it probably would have been wise to have drains after explant surgery.  You should be evaluated by the plastic surgeon.  That drainage is uncleared fluid from the infected implant.

Hello. So sorry to hear about your problems.Leaking fluid after implant removal can be some seroma, or lymph fluid, that normally can build up in the old pocket. It is better that it comes out, and I would continue to provide snug wrapping to the breast to encourage the tissues to knit together.

Further information would be helpful.  What symptoms and clinical signs of infection did you have at the time of the implant removal ? (fever, pain, red skin, drainage).  Was a culture taken to identify the bacteria and it's antibiotic sensitivity?  Are you on an antibiotic?   If there is no odour and the fluid is clear it is most likely a seroma rather than pus.  Seromas can resolve.  There resolution can be monitored clinically (gradual reduction in leakage) and by ultrasound.  Persistence  may require antibiotics (oral, IV, implant pocket) and / or a drain.  The implant should not be replaced for about 6 months.  It is currently believed that biofilms (bacterial contamination) in the capsule leads to capsular contractures.  When the implant is replaced the capsule should be excised.