Will my rippling go away? Or will it only get worse? (photo)

Typically in someone thin most plastic surgeons would place the implants under the muscle and if droopiness was present before at least partially under the muscle to help conceal the implant. One rippling is present it usually gets worse. In rear cases I have seen a capsule develop to help hide some of the rippling but typically it gets worse. You may wish to consider silicone implants to help.

If you are ONLY 2 weeks post op. Than this issue could become more noticeable.. That is the risks with skinny chest wall and saline implants. Sorry...///

The rippling will only get worse and that is part of the problem with implants over the muscle in someone who does not have a lot of soft tissue coverage.

Thank you for the photos - Rippling is more common with saline implants then gel - more common with textured surfaced then smooth and more common when the implants are placed in front of the muscle then behind. That said weightgain may help

Thank you for your question. I am very sorry that you're experiencing rippling this soon after your breast augmentation. Only time will tell if your rippling will increase. You may be fortunate that this is the worst it will get.If the rippling becomes a concern you may consider replacing your implants beneath the chest muscle to give you more coverage. Silicone gel implants are also less likely to produce rippling.