I am considering getting breast implants and I am leaning towards getting silicone implants instead of saline, but ultimately safety is the most important factor for me. I know the FDA recommends getting a MRI every 2 yrs, is that really necessary? I would rather not be exposed to the radiation from a MRI every 2 yrs and they are expensive. Can I just get an MRI if I detect anything might be wrong with my implants?
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August 24, 2016
Answer: Are MRI's needed after silicone augmentation?
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August 24, 2016
Answer: Are MRI's needed after silicone augmentation?