Nose revision surgery, day 10 before-and-after comparison + autologous costal cartilage pain

I had a revision surgery, and the tip of my nose + the hump seemed to have become worse after the first surgery. My original nose already had a hump, and when I had the first surgery at a large general hospital cosmetic surgery department while I was young and didn’t know better, the hump didn’t disappear at all; it actually appeared, and to the point that there was even more of it....Anyway, after the surgery there wasn’t much difference, so I also got nose filler? high-bridging nose?? collagen injections and such?? But when I had surgery this time, they saw that it was still all in my nose, and they said that was why my nose looked even bigger. Meanwhile, the tip of the nose kept drooping;; I mean, for some reason my nose felt really heavy?? That was how it felt.The director said it took more than 30 minutes just to remove that lol He said I must have suffered a bit.So, to the main point: this is how my nose looks 10 days after surgery and after removing the splint. The swelling is not as bad as I thought, but there is still swelling The inside of my nose is really swollen though; is that normal? Breathing through my nose is so uncomfortable. How long will it take? And would it be good to buy anti-swelling medicine at the pharmacy? I asked the pharmacy for medicine for nose swelling, but they refused, saying I had leg swelling, not nose swelling, so I got turned away. The hump is completely gone, so I’m so happy right now, but the swelling inside the nose + my philtrum seems a little longer. So my current satisfaction is 98 points When will I be able to breathe through my nose? This won’t be like this forever, right? Please share reviews from friends who had surgery Also curious about anti-swelling medicine from the pharmacy + the state of the autologous costal cartilage scar.... and so on. There are so many things I want to know. Sneezing with autologous costal cartilage hurts so, so much