Help! Fluid around implant with infection: I was admitted to hospital with a severe infection.

Hello,It is not normal to have a fluid collection form one year after breast augmentation surgery. You need either ultrasonic guided aspiration of the implant or open surgery to remove the fluid and check for infection or white cells in the fluid. If your surgeon isn't an ABPS certified/ASAPS member surgeon, go find one who can help you. You may end up needing a revision surgery regardless. Best of luck!

I think you need to take the advice of your surgeon. This does not sound like an infection, either. It’s not uncommon to develop late seroma formation. Typically I would wrap you with an ace bandage for 3-5 days, around the clock, to try to compress the area and squeeze the fluid out. If it persists, drainage under ultrasound guidance would be my next step. There is a very rare condition called Bi-ALCL, a lymphoma associated with certain types of implants, but that would not be something I would be concerned about initially. If it persists, then have your doctor pursue it. If it has to be drained, then tests can be performed on the fluid to evaluate it for ALCL. Best. 

Sorry for your problem and it sounds like you have a spontaneous seroma that can occur. So follow up with your surgeon and have it drained or see another expert in the area for a second opinionDr Corbin

It is rare to have a seroma following breast augmentation surgery, especially at 1 year post op.  You must have been hit or bumped.  Contact your surgeon with your concerns, and ask for your records if you are not satisfied.  Seeking a second opinion could ease your mind.