Trauma to Right Side Caused Rippling in Left Saline Implant, Should I Be Worried?

It appears that you have a disruption of the medial border of your pectoralis muscle which will have to be repaired to correct the deformity. There are several ways to do this. It is best repaired with a human dermal product to reconstruct it. All the best, Talmage J. Raine MD FACS

Rippling can occur in saline implants as a normal occurrence although overfilling the implants helps lessen this problem. If your size has not changed, you probably do not have a leak and the accident is a coincidence. It does appear that a revision of your breast augmentation would be helpful because if the rippling is visible in a photo it is likely more noticeable in person. I think that a revision of the implant pockets would be helpful so the nipples didn't point outward so much and... more

It is really difficult to say what is going on without first examining you. I do see the rippling along the medial edge (and sometimes this does happen even without the trauma). What I see is your nipple/areola pointing outward therefore indicating to me that you may need pocket correction for better placement of the implants therefore improving the placement of the areola on the breast. Best to have an examination by a board certified plastic surgeon who can let you know... more