I used to not understand when people said nose surgery doesn't hurt that much

It's honestly amazing. Only the day or two when the nasal packing was taken out felt like I was going to die, and then it got okay. At the time, I kept thinking, "Why did I do this? I should've just lived as I was. I want to die." But it's only been 2 weeks since surgery, and my memory is already getting glamorized^^ I'm sitting here going, "I don't think it hurt that much?" lololol Luckily, maybe I'm just suited to plastic surgery, but I barely had any bruising and the swelling went down quickly too. It's only been 2 weeks, but if I don't say anything, people don't really know I had surgery. I have to show them my face from before for them to say, "Your face used to look like this?" But the catch is that even my dad, who lives with me, doesn't know I had bulbous nose correction (cartilage tying) + osteotomy for a deviated nose + functional rhinoplasty + dorsal hump shaving + 4 mm silicone implant for the nasal bridge + autologous costal cartilage for the nasal tip. It seems to have turned out nicely in a naturally fancy straight-to-slightly-upturned line (right now only the nasal tip swelling remains, so it's a bit like a slightly upturned ski-slope nose?)!! I worried so much because people say the nose can have a lot of problems, but I'm really satisfied because I think it turned out well. Since I'm only 2 weeks post-op, complications may still come later though The downside is that now I've gotten a taste for it and feel like I might get addicted to plastic surgery^^ I'm not going to fix my face any more, but liposuction... I want to do it, so I'm researching hard lololol If you know a place that's good at arm liposuction (preferably somewhere where I don't have to wear compression garments), please share!!