Breast capsular contracture removal

Even after a year, my breasts were hard and stuck high up, so at first I didn’t know it was capsular contracture. My large breasts were so uncomfortable that I went back to the hospital where I had the surgery to have them removed, but they quoted such a high price even for removal that I didn’t do it and just lived like that. After some time passed, I went back again, and that time they said it was contracture. When I said I wanted them taken out, they recommended revision surgery with implant replacement. I said I just wanted them removed because they were uncomfortable and I hated it, and the doctor said, aren’t large breasts nice? Then they said they’d do the revision surgery for 2 million won, so I should do the revision, and removal would be 1 million won. I thought that usually, at other hospitals, if contracture occurs, removal is done for free.. And when I first went there, maybe they didn’t even remember the amount they had quoted me, because they said the price like that. Anyway, the doctor pressured me so much that I agreed to change to the smallest implants for 2 million won and lay down, but when the anesthesiologist came and tried to do general anesthesia, the anesthesia didn’t work well. While lying there, I told the anesthesiologist that I just wanted removal, but the doctor kept pressuring me to replace the implants. The anesthesiologist talked to the doctor and came back, and I ended up having the removal under sedation anesthesia. I’m so relieved general anesthesia didn’t work that day..