Having patience while waiting after revision nose surgery

I had revision nose surgery, and I checked the condition of the cartilage that had been tied up a long time ago and the cause of the drooping, and then had surgery only after confirming how much improvement was possible. I just did not want to have it done again, so it had to be that way. This time I really went into it thinking I would finish it for good, so I used autologous costal cartilage, and they say autologous costal cartilage makes the side ribs hurt, but huh, my throat hurt more ㅡㅡ Maybe I swallowed too much saliva during surgery, but my throat was dry and scratchy and hurt more than my side. It lasted 5 days. There was nothing I could do about it...... I just had to have patience and wait, and wow, it has really been a long time... The old nose photo was taken before surgery, but I covered the front view skin a bit because it was too exposed Compared with before, the width and nostrils have become much slimmer now, and the improvement was better than I expected. Before, even from the front, the tip felt strangely pointy + droopy, but once it changed to a rounder shape, I should say the front view looks much more alive? Other than the part where I struggled a bit at first, honestly if I went back again I think I would definitely do my nose again. I do not think I could live like before. It really feels like the nose is a time of patience... The thing is, once my shape settled, I wanted to do it again;;; I will write down what I had done below. If your nose before surgery was similar to mine, it might be helpful as a reference The materials were silicone + autologous costal cartilage, and I had bulbous nose correction, nostril reduction, lowering of the nasal base, and nasolabial angle correction!!!