Revision rhinoplasty (bridge and tip), week 2! Hope it settles soon

I once had only my nasal tip operated on elsewhere using a closed approach without an implant, right?? But because only the tip was raised, my bridge looked relatively sunken, so the overall balance was completely strange. As you can see from the before photos, my bulbous nose didn’t seem improved at all, and it felt even blunter, almost like a fist nose. Every time I looked at it, the connection between the bridge and tip felt so awkward and mismatched, so I eventually started looking into revision rhinoplasty... I originally planned to make a list of several clinics and visit them all. But after going to [Clinic A] Plastic Surgery and talking with Director Choo Seong-cheol for over an hour, I was completely persuaded! He explained in detail, piece by piece, why the balance of my nasal structure had been disrupted and what approach would bring the line back in revision surgery, so I immediately trusted him! I felt there was no need to look any further, canceled the consultations at other clinics, booked right away, and had the surgery haha. The surgery involved revising both the bridge and tip, and I’m now at week two! Since it’s still the very early stage, there are areas that look slightly asymmetrical because of residual swelling, but I’ll patiently watch the progress as the swelling goes down. They also said the line may change once the residual swelling around the glabella subsides and everything settles more. Compared with before, when only my tip seemed to float up, I definitely like the overall balance much more! Whenever I had even a small concern or anxiety early after surgery, I left lots of inquiries with the clinic. Each time they replied very quickly and responded kindly, which made much of my anxiety disappear haha. It’s only the very early recovery stage at two weeks, so I’ll take care of it carefully and watch the swelling go down! Still, compared with before, isn’t it a huge change? Right??