3 facial contouring procedures + nasolabial augmentation

<This is the swelling on day 4>After the consultation on the day of surgery, I went straight into surgery. During the consultation, they said the effect would be better if I did nasolabial augmentation together, so after thinking it over, I did it together. They said my head was also large and my jawbone protruded a lot, so it would improve a lot after surgery, and I had the surgery with expectations. Before surgery, I had simple tests and entered the operating room while getting an IV. Right after surgery, I had drains attached, so the area near the corners of my lips bothered me and I couldn't say anything. I had to keep my mouth open, so there was a lot of phlegm in my throat and it was hard, but I was discharged the next day and got home safely by myself. The swelling wasn't severe until days 1 and 2, but it started swelling from the evening of day 3. I already knew it usually swells the most around the 72-hour mark, but my face started swelling so tight and puffy that it felt like it would burst. The hospital was already closed and they weren't answering the phone, so I went to a nearby ER, and they said there was nothing they could do, there was no bleeding on CT, and my white blood cell count was unchanged, so I was discharged in the morning. Even now after being discharged, it keeps swelling, so I'm planning to visit the hospital where I had surgery tomorrow. I'll edit the post after I go ㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡIn the end, it was just swelling, and I think I was too scared! Now the stitches inside my mouth are out too (it really hurt, I cried), and I'm on day 12, but there is still swelling on my front cheeks and lower jaw that makes it obvious to anyone that I had something done to my face! For facial contouring, my jaw is round because of the swelling, and the cheekbone area is uneven, but they say you only know after the swelling goes down, so I think the answer is just to wait. I watched YouTube and thought 10 days would be enough for recovery, so I had the surgery, but absolutely not. In my opinion, it's all advertising. When deciding on surgery, I think you need to expect at least 3 weeks to 1 month for recovery