morphea and radiation

I have had two large circular areas of red, discolored skin - one on the outside upper part of each breast. These lesions appeared 15 months ago after a mammogram. The day of the mammogram, the radiology technician made a special point of telling me that I would get very red in those precise spots.  She apologized profusely and told me to use special cream for two weeks.
As she predicted, the red areas appeared. Initially, they were  smaller (quarter - half dollar sized) and very inflamed/red.  Over the past several months, they have become larger, are still  symmetrical but no longer hot to the touch.  My dermatologist examined them 2 months ago and said he thinks they are morphea.  
I have read about "Radiation Port Scleroderma" which is what I believe I have.  My dilemma is this: I do not want to pursue any sort of action against the radiology group where what I believe was a mistake (equipment or human related) occurred.  I do, however, need a doctor to acknowledge the radiation-injured/morphea situation on my breasts. This is because, from my research, I have learned - only after my 2010 diagnostic mammogram at a different radiologist - that any further radiation to radiation-injured areas is very very damaging, so I am in a Catch-22: I need more breast imaging than the normal person (due to old nodules, etc) but I adamantly do not want to have more mammograms, ever. So my question is this: In order to get annual, approved  breast MRIs (as opposed to mammograms), does Morphea also strongly argue against being radiated?  i.e., can a doctor refer me for breast MRIs based on a clinical diagnosis of morphea on my breasts?  That would help me get the care, going forward, that I need, without further radiation, and would also, I imagine, help my current and future doctors (who don't want to get anywhere near acknowledging another doctor's medical mistake).   I could use some help here so that I am not subjected to further injury and/or deprived of the best medical care, going forward, simply because I choose not to pursue any legal action.

[Bhupinder Kaur, MD]

Hello,
Morphea is a medical term for localized scleroderma.[1] The disease involves isolated patches of hardened skin. There are many treatment options for morphea like topical, intra-lesional, and systemic corticosteroids , immunomodulators and UVA with or without psoralen.

Please discuss these options with your doctor. It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided. For exact diagnosis, you are requested to consult your doctor. I sincerely hope that helps. Take care and please do keep me posted on how you are doing.