Problem with breast assymetry and size after removing breast implants

Hi,
I recently had my breast implants removed and am pretty disappointed on how my natural breasts are looking right now. I had the removal 4 months ago and my breasts are not the same! My left side is larger than the right (almost one size bigger), and the assymetry is totally off between the two - one sits higher than the other. And the breast that is bigger, also has a hard line around it which is making the shape look different than the other one. I had to have drains for about a week after my implant removal because one of the implants was actually ruptured (the smaller breast that is most like my original breasts before surgery was ruptured). In the past 4 months, I have had to go back to my plastic surgeon twice for him to extract fluid that was still in the larger breast. When he extracts the liquid it does go down a little and looks more normal. But now it just is looking really bad and I am concerned. One thing to note, is that I had my breast implants revised by my original doctor 2 years ago because I had a case of symmastia, and the breast that has the hard line and is bigger is the breast where the pocket was mostly corrected for the symmastia. I went to a different surgeon for removal. My new surgeon seems to think the complications are from the pocket revisions from earlier surgeries - is this true? I recently went to my primary physician for a physical and he noticed that the bigger breast feels different than the smaller one and suggests I go see the plastic surgeon again.

Is it normal for breasts to be bigger after removal of implants? What does it mean if I have this "hard line" under one breast which is causing a different shape than the right breast? My surgeon said it usually takes 1 year to really see the long term results, but i feel like when i first got them taken out, they didn't look like this - they looked okay. Only for the past couple months am I noticing these problems....Any insight you can provide is greatly appreciated.

Thank you!

msang
I think you should get a second opinion from a different plastic surgeon. Did they offer to do any imaging of the breasts? If they think there is a lot of fluid maybe they should do an ultrasound to better assess the situation