Dry cracked/flaking skin on side boobs? (Photo)

You are not having an allergic reaction to the implants. This is likely unrelated to your implants. Perhaps you should seek an opinion from a dermatologist. Regards, 

Thank you very much for your question.It is not uncommon to get some skin changes following breast augmentation.  Over time, when the swelling decreases and the skin stretches to accommodate the implant, these skin changes usually stop.  It's highly unlikely this is an allergic reaction to the implants.  It sounds like you've tried a moisturizer, but perhaps your surgeon has a different one they'd like you to use.  Best of luck!   

You are likely not allergic to or having a reaction from the silicone implants.  The skin changes may be secondary to the stretching of the skin from having the implants placed.  The skin changes may be unrelated to the implants as well.  If it becomes symptomatic, then you should consult a dermatologist to make sure there are no other reasons than the skin being stretched.