I've developed a rash on my Incisions and my legs 4 days ago, could this be related to my breast implants? (Photos)

To rule out infections, it would be best to see your surgeon in person, as it's not possible to fully evaluate a patient with your situation online based on photos.

The most common rash after augmentation would be a contact dermatitis, not unlike a diaper rash.  This generally requires a topical steroid or antifungal appllication.  You should see your surgeon earllier then a week to get a diagnosis and treatment to be sure.

Most likely this is related to a reaction from the adhesive or prep or Steritapes or other.  Call your surgeon's office today to get their opinion.Best of luck!
Dr. SubbioBoard-Certified Plastic SurgeonNewtown Square/Philadelphia, PA

From your story and photos it looks as though you have a contact dermatitis, perhaps from Steri-strips or a solution used at the time of surgery to make them stick. Scratching is not advisable. Please contact your surgeon to get seen sooner. This is not serious but should be addressed with the proper prescribed topical medication. Good luck.

If you are having problems with your incisions, you need to see your surgeon. Having said that, this looks suspiciously like a reaction to neosporin. If you have been putting neosporin on your incisions, then this is likely the cause of the rash.

It looks like a contact dermatits reaction to the tape.  I would see your plastic surgeon sooner rather than later.  

This looks like a contact dermatits/allergic type reaction to the tape. I would contact your plastic surgeon to be seen sooner and stop whatever topically you are placing on the incision.

Congratulations on your breast augmentation.  I would see your plastic surgeon today to make certain that we did not have an infection. The rash may be a contact dermatitis related to elasticto surgery bra however you need to see your surgeon for an exam.