  I had my breast augmentation almost 7 months ago. I have
bottomed out and I believe my problem is minimal but I'm
starting to get visible rippling in my cleavage on my bottomed
out breast. I don't like the rippling but I can still hide it.
I'm trying to decide if it's worth a revision. My question is
"Does bottoming out typically get worse with time?" "Will the
rippling become more visible?" I'm scared a revision will make
my results look worse.  Doctor Answers 7  Bottoming out issues
I generally agree with the previous answers. The lower pole on
the right is slightly stretched compared to the left and
slightly less than perfect but well within normal for minor
breast asymmetry. It will probably stay about the same over time
but it's not possible to know or control it.   Rippling is a
separate issue although to the extent that the lower pole on the
right is stretched out it will have less coverage over the
implant and thus make rippling more apparent. Saline implants
feel inherently ripply but if they are