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Nose Re-Surgery

I only had the nasal bridge done 2 weeks ago

I'm in my 40s and live in the U.S.. I went to Seoul for rhinoplasty.. After a long time, seeing women's noses on the subway, they were all high, and their nasal tips were all the same L-shape, which somehow didn't look good to me.. The doctor suggested raising my nasal bridge quite a bit and making the nasal tip slimmer, but rather than creating a doll-like nose with burdensome plastic surgery, I chose a not-too-much surgery that would slightly improve only the shortcomings without being greedy.. Naturally, only the low part of the nasal bridge was given a very thin layer of silicone (1-2 mm)+ and I had scar removal surgery on the nasal bridge between my eyes. It's been 2 weeks after surgery, and since the rhinoplasty was a very light procedure, it doesn't even look like my nasal dorsum was raised, and there isn't much swelling on the nasal dorsum, but unusually, only between both eyes (the very top of the nasal bridge) the swelling won't go down, so I look completely like a parrot. (From the side, it's a straight cliff line from the forehead to the glabella) The clinic says it will be fine once the swelling goes down, but what do people with rhinoplasty experience think? I want to hear more objective, honest experiences.. Could the glabella be swollen because of the scar removal surgery.. Or when you get rhinoplasty, does the glabella originally swell more than the nasal dorsum? Even though I put in a silicone implant so thin it was less than 2 mm and barely noticeable, the nasal dorsum isn't swollen and only the glabella is swollen.. Can this happen?? Right now the area between my eyebrows looks completely like Avatar / a parrot For most people, how long did the swelling between the eyebrows take to subside? Please give me some replies Thank you

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