Capsulizing!? Should I go for a 2nd opinion?

Thank you for your question and photos. At this point you are very early in the healing process and it would be unlikely that a capsule is already forming. As the swelling goes down and your muscles relax, the implants will begin to settle. This process can sometimes take up to 3 months. Try to be patient and ultimately you will likely be happy with your results. Best, Dr. Kludt

Hello and thank you for your question.
It is highly unlikely to form capsules at 2 weeks post-op. My
advice to you is to hang in
there, as your breasts will look even better, but you need to be
patient as your implants settle. Right now they are squished by the
activation of your pectoralis major muscle and tissue swelling due to
the inflammatory response after surgery. Once they are in their final
position
and lower pole of your breasts is not as tight, your breasts will appear
even
larger and rounder; usually this process occurs as the pectoralis major
muscle relaxes and the implants are no longer squeezed upward, and
settle
into their ideal position. This process usually takes 1-3 months, but
can take up to 6 months.
Remember that each side may heal and drop and fluff at a different rate.
Also, make sure to relay your concerns to your
plastic surgeon as most value the patient-doctor relationship and
want to be first in line to help their patients. If after 3 months you
are still unhappy, you can consider seeking revision with a board
certified plastic surgeon with expertise in revision breast surgery. I
hope this helps!Sincerely,Dr. Sean Kelishadi

Greetings. You are only two weeks after the procedure.  It is very early in the postoperative period to determine the final result.  The implants will eventually settle over time.  You have to be patient and allow time for the implants to drop.  Continue to follow the instructions from your surgeon. Best wishes.