It's been really hard after aristocrat nose surgery.

It's been over 3 weeks since I had aristocrat nose surgery. It looks fine externally, but my septal cartilage has become deviated and even turbinate hypertrophy developed, so the inside of my nose has become narrow and I can't breathe through one side. Right now my runny nose is normal and it's not flowing or anything, but when I went to an ENT clinic, they said my septum is deviated and I need surgery. What worries me is whether the ENT can properly correct a septum with costal cartilage inserted, since they said they'll operate through the nostril rather than with an open approach. I'm also so anxious that, in the process of widening the nostril, the silicone placed in my nasal bridge might become crooked. So I'm thinking of asking the hospital where I had cosmetic surgery to do an open surgery to correct only the septum, but I also wonder whether they'll do it, Maybe on the 3rd day after aristocrat nose surgery, from when they removed the gauze inside my nose, I could visually see one side bulging with flesh protruding, but I thought it was just because the tissue was swollen. Even when I went for treatment in the 2nd week, the plastic surgery director said it wasn't a deviated septum and only said turbinate hypertrophy had developed. So now that the swelling has almost gone down, will they recognize that the septum is deviated and perform septoplasty for me.... Ah,, the worry, anxiety, and nervousness are so hard If only costal cartilage hadn't been inserted, I would have surgery at the ENT clinic, but I'm so upset. They say if a deviated septum is left untreated for a long time, the outer appearance of the nose can also become crooked, so I don't know what to do,,, So what I'd like to ask is, if anyone like me had rhinoplasty with costal cartilage and had the septum become deviated and received correction, or if anyone has had surgery at an ENT clinic, I'd like to hear your advice. Please. *To add to the content, I did not have symptoms like rhinitis or a deviated septum before cosmetic surgery.