Does rippling go away? (photos)

Hi ramsey92,Rippling will not resolve itself. The issue with using saline implants
is a heightened risk of rippling, especially in sub-glandular placement; you
obviously did not have significant breast tissue prior to surgery to be able to
conceal the implant. My advice would be to replace these implants with a more conservative cohesive silicone gel implant under the muscle. A polyurethane implant may be of some benefit to you - see your plastic surgeon to
discuss your options and excess fees associated with removal/replacement of
implants.All the best,Craig

Your rippling will probably not go away since you appear to have little tissue covering the implant. Placing the implant behind the muscle or doing fat transfers or dermal grafts can minimize rippling. If you have saline implants, you might wan to consider gel. I would suggest going back to your surgeon and discussing your concerns.

Thank you for your question. Unfortunately, it is not likely that your rippling will improve without some sort of revision. Options include moving the implant under the muscle if it is on top of the muscle, injecting fat, or switching to a highly cohesive, form stable ("gummy bear") implant. Based on your lean build, the 3rd option may be best for you. Consult with your surgeon and he/she should be able to show you pictures of revisions done for rippling so you can get an idea of which option may be best for you. Best of luck!