7 Months After Autologous Dermis

I had surgery at a place in Suwon that is famous for autologous dermis. My previous nose was also round, short, and cute, but I decided to have surgery because I thought I would look pretty if I just fixed my nose... I even thought, if I fix it when I’m young, I’ll be able to live longer with a pretty nose, and had the surgery last year when I was 21. The conclusion is I reeeeeeeally regret it. First, I get so many pimples on my nose. Even if I squeeze them and squeeze them, they come back in the same spot a few days later. And my nose is red. How should I put this? If I squeeze a pimple on the tip of my nose, the entire nose where the dermis was inserted turns red. And when it’s hot (weather like these days), if I go outside??? The rest of my facial skin is pale, but only my nose looks yellowish, and only the area where the dermis was inserted turns red. It drives me crazy. The color of my whole nose is just different from the color of my face. The hospital told me to wait longer for the redness of my nose. They said if it doesn’t go away, I should get laser treatment, but I’m not going to get it and plan to remove it. I’m so annoyed. Honestly, shape-wise too, my friends ask what even changed compared to before I did it. Only the side profile got bigger. I thought doing it with dermis would look natural, but when light hits from the opposite direction, the nose has a clear 11 shape. The good thing is that there hasn’t been any inflammation yet, and if I touch the tip of my nose, it does move well left and right. Anyway, I realized that you really shouldn’t get plastic surgery carelessly... Right now I have my pre-surgery face set as my wallpaper. If I remove it, can I go back........ The cost is one thing too, and through this opportunity I reeeeally realized that my face without plastic surgery is the prettiest. If I remove it, I will absolutely never get plastic surgery on my face again. Everyone who came in before getting plastic surgery, please don’t get surgery just because something is at the level of a complex. If it’s a complex to the point that you feel like you could die, then do it then.