Cellulitis in right breast

It looks like your managing this well with guidance from your surgeon. I recommend continuing to follow his direction. Regards, 

Thank you for your question. Hopefully you just have cellulitis of the skin which will resolve with antibiotic therapy. Unfortunately, the infection likely communicates with the implant pocket. Oral and IV antibiotics may improve your symptoms, but the definitive treatment is a return to the operating room, washing out the implant space and removal of the device. Please have close follow up with your board certified plastic surgeon. Hope this helps and good luck. 

What you have is an implant infection, which will not get better without removing the implant.  Strong oral antibiotics will not work, nor will IV antibiotics.  There is a point at which you have to recognize that the implant is a foreign body that if it becomes infected, it must be removed for the infection to heal (like not removing a splinter and expecting the infection to go away with antibiotics, it won't work).  Your surgeon needs to take you to the operating room, remove the implant, rinse the space, place a drain, wait for the infection to heal, then replace you implant.  He gave you his cell phone number because he knows just how dangerous a situation you are in, he just doesn't want to take the correct step because patients don't like to have their implants removed.