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Hello,

Having used saline breast implants for many years, I can say this depends upon a few things:

(1) Haw much tissue you have to cover the implants - the more the better as more tissue hides the implants better.

(2) How large an implant model you choose - the larger the implant the more likely the rippling.

Rippling is just one of the signs of implants seen when the soft tissue coverage is on the small side. I have had very few problems with rippling using saline-filled implants when the patients have gone moderate on the sizing.

Best Regards,

John Di Saia MD