What to do about breast rippling? (photos)

Good evening,
You have rippling in the very worst location, and telling you to gain weight is a ridiculous recommendation. You have several options- if you are over the muscle then simply switching to under the muscle will do the trick. If you are already under the muscle, then the addition of Strattice mesh can thicken your natural tissues and reduce or eliminate rippling in this area. As a final step, not sure what implants you have, but in this location silicone tends to ripple more than saline, because of the lower internal pressures in the silicone implants. You could switch to a more highly cohesive silicone gel or an overfilled saline implant, both of which tend to ripple less than standard silicone gel implants.

Your implant rippling is in a very frustrating location for you. There are no easy solutions but there are options to consider and would require a consultation. All breast implants have the potential for visible rippling but the risk can be minimized with better (thicker) tissue coverage and with implant selection. The most common solution would involve repositioning your implants to below chest muscle. Less effective solutions for your thin tissues would involve the of cadaveric dermal and fat grafting. Gaining weight is not a practical option that will result in any meaningful improvement.

If you have saline implants, then change to gel. If your implants are in front of the muscles, which they appear to be, then have them placed behind the muscle for better coverage and more upper breast fullness. If your implants are gel and are placed behind the muscle, then Alloderm can be helpful.