Does rippling go away? (photos)

Thank you for your question and providing a picture. It would be helpful to know what type of implant you have and the placement position. Unfortunatley, if you have rippling at this stage I do not think it will get much better. I have seen some mild improvement if you develop some scar tissue around the implant. Generally patients who do not have a lot ( A cup ) of natural breast tissue are better off with sub muscular placement, and a silicone implant. I would discuss your concerns with your PS. The cost can vary from PS to PS. Best of luck

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.

Typically rippling is a result of saline implants or implants being placed on top of the muscle in very thin individuals. The only way to correct this would be to change out the type of implants and/or change the pocket location. Best to discuss this with your operating surgeon so you can thoroughly discuss your options. Good luck!