Slightly Shaved Hump. Day 12 After Silicone Removal Only

I received a lot of help too, so I’m reporting this in hopes it helps people like me or those planning surgery in the future. I had the hump shaved slightly, but it is a little bumpy. For now, there is still slight swelling, so it seems hidden, but on days when I’m active a lot and there is no swelling, it shows,,, For reference, I also had double eyelid surgery, but my eyes became even smaller than before and they made them completely uneven, so I’m going through twice the emotional stress. They said they would do my eye revision surgery this Saturday, but my nose is still hard, and I’m not sure if it’s okay to do it. If anyone knows, please let me know,,, And I’ll write vividly about what I saw during the removal surgery (local anesthesia). I was fooled by the friendly consultation style and went ahead with the surgery. The doctor also looked a bit young, but I thought, since they’re young, they must have passion... I really attached such a useless reason~!!!!!! (Don’t be fooled by the consultation style~!!!!) I wanted the natural-looking nasal bridge that anyone would want. After various consultation points, the doctor nodded as if they understood what I meant and performed the surgery. But the result was that the silicone showed through, my eyes looked pulled inward, and the nose was shifted too much to one side, making it hard to open one eye. Even the doctor admitted the nasal height and said it had been raised more than expected,, The swelling went down faster than expected, and the doctor said I had good recovery ability, so I realized on day 5 that my nose line was really wrong. Because of various differences in opinion, I had it removed on day 7,, During removal, the doctor said there wasn’t really anything to call a hump, so it wasn’t even shaved, but once they actually removed it... the doctor seemed flustered and pleaded to put in 1 mm silicone. My nasal bridge was completely flat. I was shocked too and panicked for a moment,, I was conflicted. Then I said, let’s try putting it in once, but the doctor, who was trying to insert silicone without any prior plan, hurriedly shaved the silicone and put it in my nose. As expected... we took it out again... I found this out during surgery. I saw the silicone being shaved, and it looked like carving a woodblock print with a carving knife. I thought that if things like that went inside the nose, it would be extremely bumpy, and scar tissue and the capsule would form terribly.. I only found out yesterday that there are also clinics that shave it by machine. I’m really against nose surgery. But there are people who have no choice but to do it,, When you have surgery, you need to know vividly what is going into your nose,,, Silicone has a basic mold, but a person shaves it.. so the result really cannot be predicted. If possible, look for a place where a machine shaves it... Swelling