Breast augmentation complications and pain. Is this an Infection? (Photo)

Thank you for sharing your question and photographs. It does appear that you had an infection and possible threatened implant with your procedure. Hopefully you are currently doing better with your revision procedure.

It seems that there is fluid collection, but it is highly likely that a relatively clear fluid without infection is a seroma. When the fluid is accompanied by a bacterial infection, the fluid becomes turbid, and the chest becomes red and feverish. It doesn't seem to have progressed to severe infection yet, but I think we need to remove the fluid properly and treat it well and re-suture it so that the incisions don't spread. Antibiotic therapy to prevent infection is also needed.

Your photos indicate a definite concern and possible infection. I hope that you were able to have the situation addressed, corrected, and are back to good health at this time.