If I workout to grow chest muscle would that help minimize chance of rippling?

hello thank you for your question and provided information  as well...The reality is that not since that is from birth and that what can be improved in the aesthetic area.

If you were to build and thicken your pec muscle, this would help hide the implant. However, you would have to keep up the exercise to keep the muscle thick from now on. I do not know if you are willing or if this is even practical. The best way to prevent rippling is to have submuscular placement of a smooth [not textured] silicone implant. I used to see rippling regularly in saline patients before 2007 when the new silicone implants were introduced. I have seen almost no rippling since 2007 with smooth silicone under the muscle, even in slim patients with "no" breasts. Good luck.

Rippling is caused by the ridges that form on the breast implant that can be seen through the skin and tissue. Silicone implants ripple less and the more tissue over the implant the less visible it is. Muscles can be increased in size by working out and it would be a good thing to do however increasing the thickness of your muscle enough to make a great difference in 3 months will be difficult. Working out will have other benefits.