Do I have a case if two weeks after surgery, I suddenly had a terrible pain in my right breast?

Three months ago, I had a breast augmentation done by who I thought was a reputable plastic surgeon. I tried to contact my doctor and once I was finally able to get a hold of him, I was in tears begging to be seen as I thought something was seriously wrong. He didn't want to see me that night, but instead asked "couldn't you just wait until tomorrow" I urged him that I needed to be seen. He had me take two valium, and then two roxicet. Nothing was dulling the pain. Finally he agreed to meet me at his office. I got there and he said he didn't know what was wrong. My breast had rapidly migrated all the way to my collar bone, and I was sure there was bleeding inside. I asked him multiple times if it was a capsular contracture. He told me no it is not possible for it to happen this fast, and that I needed to just wait. He said it was a muscle spasm, and on top of the other medications I had already taken he gave me two vicodin. I begged for something more to help. The pain wasn't helping. He sent me home and told me I would be fine. I spent a week in bed I couldn't move my right arm. I saw him every other week for another five weeks. Nothing was improving, and his staff just began to ignore me. They wouldn't even look up from their desk to acknowledge me. I sent him photos during this time documenting new bruising, and saying I think I have blood in the pocket. He said I should be fine. I knew I had a capsular contracture, and a hematoma. He did nothing to drain this hematoma, nor did he admit there was a problem. After five weeks of enduring the pain at my final visit he told me he still thinks it would fix itself. His last suggestion was that I hang in there, and instead of continuing to monitor me he would see me in six weeks. During that five weeks I had turned to an online site of board certified plastic surgeons.