I need a Westchester County reconstruction surgeon ASAP. I have been leaving messages but no return calls.

From the photos, it looks like you have rippling deformity. This is a common deformity with implant base reconstruction. It is due to the thin overlying tissue covering the round implants. The best option at this time would be a revision, with possibly changing it to a form stable shape implants that has less rippling, and fat grafting to add thickness to overlying tissue.

If you have drainage and it is infected, then the implant may nee dot be removed. If things are stable then because of the rippling, you likely need revision with Alloderm/Strattice or autologous tissue.

There are a number of views missing for a complete (photo) evaluation. However, based on the photos provided, it appears that most of your issues are  due to loss/lack of soft tissue(breast and fat tissues) resulting from the mastectomy. You have a rib cage asymmetry with differential breast projection, and there is significant rippling. This can all be remedied with fat grafting.Hope this helps.