That happened to me too. The surgeon that did my bilateral mastectomy told me I would have to keep coming back to her for mammograms and MRIs. At the time I couldn’t figure out why. I was on my third oncologist and mentioned it to him, so he must’ve thought that I wanted to go that way, so he ordered an MRI for me. What a nightmare! Same thing as yours! Needless to say, I was a real pain in the butt. I called the oncologist and he reassured me that everything was fine. I spoke with the plastic surgeon and he told me not to go for anymore scans. He said I did not need them. The oncologist said the same thing . The MRI was read at a big hospital in my state. This is the same hospital where I had my bilateral mastectomy and deep flap reconstruction. They were very insistent that I came in for more whatever’s that they wanted to do to me. They compared my MRI to the one I had before I had the surgery for my second cancer. In fact, they told me they did not have a copy of the MRI that the mammogram surgeon had done in March before my big surgery in July 2020. What! I was all over them. They said they had no record of that MRI. They compared it to the one I had in April 2018 which was misread by a radiologist. He said I did not have cancer when I actually had invasive ductal cancer. The thing is that the person that read the MRI that wanted to do more testing was a radiologist from the hospital that worked with the mastectomy surgeon. They could not find my MRI desk, nor could the place that did it. You just can’t make this stuff up! They gave me a huge runaround. Needless to say, I sure will not be giving that breast cancer center any positive comments. So as it stands right now, my oncologist and the plastic surgeon have both told me that there is no need for me to get those test done anymore. I think it’s all about the $$$$$$! In any event someone that has gone through what we have gone through should not have to be put under that sort of stress for someone else’s job security.