Implants Placed Submuscular Yet Can See Rippling on the Outer and Bottom Sides, Even in Cleavage, Options?

Dear Tarang,

The only thing that will work is to gain a few pounds. I would highly discourage trying to work your pecs as this might actually push the implants out of place and give you more problems. I've seen this many times on patients that are workout instructors. Best of luck, Dr. H

Are you sure your implants were placed in a submuscular position?  I would make sure of that first. Given your weight, you are at risk for rippling.  One other option not mentioned already would be fat grafting to provide more cover over the implants.  Essentially, your fat from another part of your body would be carefully injected in the areas where you have rippling.  This has to be done by someone who is experienced so that the implants aren't damaged.  Good luck.