Should I get IVL + stent(s) for my RCA w/calcification?

I had a catheterization last week and they found my RCA (right coronary artery) was 80% clogged with calcification. I can get IVL + stent(s) to improve that, but because I have no symptoms (no angina, no light headedness, etc) the doctors are acting like its 50/50 whether I should do that. One doctor says stents don't improve heart attack risk. I've read that 1 in 4 stents have issues with regrowing plaque or blood clots in the year after they are put in. I'm female, which I've read is higher risk due to being smaller (but I'm very tall/big like a guy) and women have more tortuous/not straight arteries. I don't want to have emergency open heart surgery when they put in a stent (like 1-2 % risk). What would you advise I do?