Dimple beside breast

First I'd get a new doctor; I wouldn't appreciate being laughed at for a health concern. If you are worried, definitely get a second opinion with a breast specialist if only to set your mind at ease. Good luck to you.

I had an "old trauma wound" also from a lumpectomy of a benign fibroadenoma when I was 19. Anything that went wrong in that area for decades, I was told was old nerve damage, scar tissue, etc., so when I got a dimple next to my nipple at about 65-66, I figured it was breast changes of aging, more of same, and that if I went in I'd be told it was the "old damage". Admittedly, I had some other symptoms too, like some redness and a change in the old scar, but when I googled and considered my old history together, I assumed I would be told my problem was benign. You got scared when you googled, I got reassured. Well, when I finally went to see someone (was in no hurry due to what I said previously) I was told it was breast cancer and was referred for biopsies, etc. Turned out to be a 5.5 cm IDC in the exact same spot as the lumpectomy from 46-47 years before, so it's definitely worth getting stuff checked out.

I also agree with the above posters and that you should never have been laughed at or not taken seriously (that has happened to me too, and I switched dr's whenever that happened.) I think what 1982M said about pushing for a mammogram and ultrasound is the way to go. Don't rest until you get the answers you need. You might be young, but you still need to make certain. Good, good, luck to you! I hope it is just something minor.

Glad you went for that second opinion!!! You'll be ok (medically) until the 2nd though emotionally the waiting is very difficult. Do what you can to stay occupied and distracted while waiting. If results do not come back benign either by scan or if you end up needing a biopsy at some point I hope you'll send the first doc a note or copy of findings or something. So invalidating and unfortunate!! No-one should experience what you did.....