In what cases can you get revision surgery

I had hump osteotomy + Gore-Tex + ear cartilage surgery. When the tape splint was removed, everyone was saying it looked pretty, but after one more week passed, I guess it adhered down.; -_- Honestly, I really can’t tell. The nasal tip is somewhat noticeable, but the bridge doesn’t show at all. Maybe because my skin is thin, all the swelling has gone down, but the part where the dorsal hump was osteotomized still has a hint of a hump, and the nasal tip is raised, so the area between them looks sunken. It’s still a hump.;ㅁ; Of course it’s not as severe as before, but I paid more money because it was hump surgery, and I still have a hump.;ㅁ; The director says the swelling hasn’t fully gone down and tells me to press the part that goes in when pressed.;ㅁ; -_- Because of Gore-Tex’s elasticity, wherever the Gore-Tex was placed feels soft when pressed. I’m going crazy. It seems like the plan is just to reduce the elasticity of the protruding part.;ㅁ; I’m scared that because it has adhered, when I get revision surgery later they’ll have to separate the skin tissue. My skin is already thin now, so the Gore-Tex is visible too.;ㅁ; The cartilage on the right side has also settled in a twisted, upward position. From the front, it should look like -- this, but it looks like -´ this. The director says it has settled well, but says we should watch it for a few more weeks. They won’t even take photos and compare before and after for me. My professors are giving me looks because a returning student is skipping class for nose surgery.;ㅁ; -_ - Ah, I’m seriously going crazy. It’s okay for me to firmly ask for revision surgery, right?