I am 36 years old, and had my baseline mammogram at age 35, October 2008. No family history, no lumps, no clinical findings. The mammogram was abnormal, recommended an MRI. MRI was abnormal. Two clusters of pleomorphic calcifications in the right breast. One at the 6 o'clock and one at the 10 o'clock. A sterotactic biopsy was performed 10/08/08. There were four samples, all contained mircrocalcifications and all were benign, no atypia. Recommend repeat biopsy in 6 months. April 2009 mammogram showed that not all of the "worrisome" calcifications were removed by the stereotactic biopsy in the 6 o'clock area (no other concerns), and a biopsy was recommended by the radiologist. My surgeon indicated that we could wait and do a repeat mammogram in 6 months. Had that mammogram on October 1, 2009. Again, "worrisome" calcifications were at the 6 o'clock area, but they were unchanged since April 2008. Again, the radiologist recommended biopsy. My surgeon indicated that I could go either way -- surgical biopsy or wait another 6 months for mammogram. Surgeon indicated that at 2 years without change the pleomorphic calcifications would be ruled benign. Advice please. (I do have my family doctor discussing my case with another radiologist and my surgeon as well.)