Possible capsular contracture. Right breast hurts and is harder. (Photo)

Unfortunately, you'll need a total capsulectomy, replacement of the implant with a new device, and the use of mesh or biologic material for implant support. A drain needs to be used and the operation should be performed via an inframammary incision, regardless your current incision's placement.

With your story and with your photos it would appear to be a capsular contracture. Obviously you should see your surgeon in order to get an examination of your breast. Since you likely have developed a capsular contracture very rapidly after surgery I would speak to your surgeon about using ADM to wrap the implant which will significantly decrease your chances of developing a recurrent capsular contracture.

Dear Nicole,
The best thing for you to do is get in to see your surgeon. He/she is the best surgeon to evaluate what is happening with your breasts. They have seen you before, during and after surgery and are the only one with the full story. Good luck!