Will the Mentor warranty cover the cost of a revision for pain in breast after implants? Should I buy the additional coverage?

I can not speak for Mentor. All implant manufacturers offer warranty coverage for breast implants. They typically replace the implants if they break. Some will also replace implants in the face of capsular contracture. The time after surgery is also limited. Additional coverage may also pay for expenses such as outpatient facilities, anesthesia, and surgeons fees. The depth and scope of coverage depends on the individual company. Some implant companies offer additional coverage through third party insurance carriers. So if you want a comprehensive explanation of coverage, I would contact the manufacturer. Do I think that supplemental coverage is a good idea, Yes! You might feel  that it's a waste of money if everything goes well, but it's a very good investment if you have problems. Is pain a covered problem, that all depends. If it's due to breakage or capsular contracture, you might have a good argument. But as in all things, it depends on the details.

In most cases the warranty covers failure of the device. Capsular contracture may be covered in some cases. Contact your surgeon or Mentor through their website to find out exactly what is covered. The additional coverage is not very expensive and definitely worth it should you need it. Good luck.

To the best of my knowledge, this warranty does not cover pain following surgery. It would be best to research this on the mentor website. The warranty is for breakage and in some cases also for treatment of capsular contracture. If one is having discomfort a number of months following surgery, it would be wise to pay a visit to your surgeon who may be able to help figure out the causation of your discomfort. There may be therapies that can help.