42 yrs old, 5'7", 120 lbs - Ideal Implant 335cc

So, I finally had my revision. There was no choice toward the end. I was so severely lopsided that I looked ridiculous - apparently an entire chamber had deflated and I was probably 1 or 1.5 cup sizes off from my left breast.
The doctor's office worked with Ideal to get me a free revision of both breasts, implants and surgery included. The only thing I had to pay for were my prescriptions. It's not guaranteed though, Ideal still needs to examine the old implants to ensure that they truly malfunctioned. So I'll be pretty ticked if they try to come back and say I owe anything. I was so disgruntled about having to go under the knife again due to manufacturer issues that I wanted them to pay ME for the additional risk to my health! Ha!
Anyway, I am 5 days post op today. I'm feeling great. I had almost no pain from the very beginning. Both implants were replaced after much debate despite the left breast seeming to have no issues. I stuck with the same size, so there was no real adjustment for my muscles (at least on the left side), on the right side, there was a little bit of stretching but not much since it slowly deflated over 2 years. The surgeon did have to score the capsule some since it sort of shrank with the implant. But besides for slightly more swelling on that side, it was imperceptible compared to the first surgery. I was a little paranoid about hematomas, and the gruesome image of ripping my stitches open due to stretching too much, but that's just how I am! I really didn't even need my ibuprofen after the first day, I just took it anyway.
I'm back to a lot more of my regular activities, just not lifting or moving anything heavier than a few pounds. Last surgery, I think I didn't move my arms for 2 weeks! I haven't seen my incision since I haven't had my follow up visit yet and the tape is still covering it, but hopefully it looks ok. Doctor said cutting on the same scar could worsen the result, so I'm curious how it looks. I'll post some pictures once the tapes come off.
In conclusion, best outcome I could hope for so far. Keep those fingers crossed!

Seriously? What kind of lousy luck do I have? A RECALL! Geez. So all my follow up visits have continued to show my left breast significantly larger than my right breast and my surgeon finally admitted that it could be a leak rather than me originally being asymmetrical as he tried to pass it off as before. He mentioned the possibility of re-operating, which I was NOT happy about. I questioned if they put in the correct amount of saline to begin with since it was always lopsided from day one. He adamantly assured me that was not the case. At my 5 month check up they decided to look into the possibility that the implant was faulty and, believe it or not, they actually discovered that the lot my implants came from were recalled for a faulty valve that leaks early on! This meant that Ideal Implant was going to replace my implants and pay for my surgery.
So...I guess they got that part right, but now I have to decide if this is something I'm willing to do again. I was so hesitant the first time, I can't believe I have to consider this AGAIN just 6 months later! Geez. Same surgical risks, supposedly easier recovery since there is no muscle adjustment. Dr did say that the capsule in the right side may need "scoring" to adjust for a larger implant, which may need some recovery time too. Otherwise, it's just recovering from the incision. I also have to decide if I want to replace my left implant. It's part of the defective lot, but obviously it hasn't leaked yet. I don't think. I'd hate to fix what ain't broke - but what if it is and I just done know it yet? Ugh! Decisions, decisions! What lousy luck. And my bigger concern is, what guarantee do I have that these new implants are going to pass the test this time? What if they have different manufacturing defects this time? What if they put it in the wrong place or something goes wrong this time and I actually end up looking worse? Right now, it's not super noticable unless I'm naked or in a bikini. In clothes you'd have to be looking pretty hard to notice the difference.
What should I do??

Oh! I meant to ask too - any of you ladies experience missing/late periods? I had my period on schedule a few days after my surgery, but it's been 9 weeks since that and I haven't had a period again! I'm not pregnant, and I've read that surgery can need with your cycle, but two missed periods? I'm a little worried. I'm calling my gyno tomorrow, but was hoping to get some personal experiences that turned out alright from you guys!