Developing focal asymmetry with iso to hypoechoic

I had a hypoechoic lesion found early this year. Turned out it was a seroma and completely, thoroughly, undoubtedly benign. Please please don't jump to conclusions based on terms that aren't definitive.

“Vague iso to hypoechoic” is not a complete sentence. What does the entire thing say? We already know the recommendation was biopsy, which you have had. When are your results due?

This would also make more sense if it was posted in your original thread for context instead of continuing to start yet another thread.

momanddaughter, this is your 4th thread asking about same thing. I've answered several times in your other threads. Those same answers apply here.

As MelissaDallas indicated, it is much better to stick with one thread - it's more helpful and respectful of those taking time and making the effort to respond, because we get the benefit of seeing all the information you've provided and can see previous replies so that we don't simply repeat the same thing. You will get better answers when people have the whole picture and when you respond back to them rather than just starting a new thread, particularly if you don't understand or have another question.