@jdwelch2025 I was shocked, when reading your reply, how very similar our stories are. I also had my mastectomy in 2009, with implant to the right (mastectomy) side, and an implant also placed to the left. Like you, I do have some drooping of the left side, and have also had a biopsy to that side, which prompted a MRI 5 years ago, as I felt that it might have been punctured. Mammograms, are particularly unnerving when an implant is present. I am 79, in very good health and very active. I did have an incident with an adjustment by a chiropractor, which caused me to have symptoms in the right breast. I am scheduled to have an MRI at the end of August, although the symptoms (discomfort, itching, feeling of displacement), have subsided. I hate MRIs, and I am not sure what will be recommended if there is a rupture or leakage, so I am in a quandary. I've already postponed the MRI once, but think I should go through with it, for peace of mind. Like you, I have had no guidance, which is frustrating. Thank you for sharing, asI have not spoken to anyone whose situation is so similar
@rn40 It's nice to meet someone with similar history and questions. I too dislike MRIs, they are uncomfortable, disorienting, and the noise level is quite disturbing. But at least there is no radiation. I hope your MRI goes well, and know we are in this together!