It’s been almost a month since my revision nose surgery..

After getting to know this community, I’ve been reading other people’s reviews and trying to believe that time is the cure, so I’m waiting I had revision nose surgery on May 14. After the splint was removed, I saw that my right nostril wing was protruding more roundly than the left They say it’s because they made the incision on the right side, but as expected, when I compare both side profiles, the nose shape is different The left side looks wide and the nasal tip looks high, while the right side looks sloped and the nasal tip looks more prominent. For now, I’m waiting for the swelling to go down, but the problem is the area between my eyebrows.. My nose starts from the line where my forehead begins. Even putting that aside, the glabella area is so high that I feel embarrassed for others to see me The hospital also says I need to wait at least 3 months for the glabella, but when I had my first surgery, most of the nose swelling was gone in just 1 week. Compared with that time, it’s so high now that I’m worried it might stay like this. I may have to start going to work soon, so I’m really worried If the glabella is still high after 3 months, what should I do? It’s true that because my nasal tip was wide, I wanted a sharp, defined nose, but it still shouldn’t look unnatural I want to trust the doctor until the end, but for now, waiting is the best medicine, right? Hypothetically, later on, would it be okay to get filler immediately after removal surgery? After removal surgery, how long would it take to return to my original nose? These are the only thoughts I’ve been having lately Please give me advice

It’s been almost a month since my revision nose surgery..

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