Pin removal, refusal of treatment?

After undergoing contouring surgery at a famous hospital, a year later, I came to the hospital for pin removal surgery. In the car I was making a reservation for,
 there was a misunderstanding and an angry fight with the manager, and
 I, who suffered from panic disorder, collapsed.
 I didn't have a good look with the head of the department,
 but
 I decided
 to do the surgery
 after
 seeing
 the director. I asked for it and
 I gave my money and came and complained to the director that it was unfair that
 I had to go through such humiliation. The director saw me trembling and convulsed like
 my legs and seemed to be sorry. It
 was a bit stable and it was difficult
 to go home. I
 ended up being taken away by an
 ambulance
 . I asked for a surrogate fee and parking fee and
 got a refund.
 But the hospital that performed the surgery was 60, but it was another hospital, so the pin removal cost was 200 to 300, but it
 cost me.
Should I just do it at another hospital?
 From the director's point of view, I
 only thought of the patient and the director,
 saying that everything had happened for 15 years, and the chief
 told me
 not to
 worry. I went to see 50, but
 that's a case of only one pin, and I've got 8 pins even though it's the size of the chin
 .