16 days after nose surgery, the spot where my glasses rest looks dark

It’s been 16 days since my nose surgery. The doctor said my skin is on the thinner side and also pretty tight, so they couldn’t do it too aggressively, and since my goal was to correct my upturned nose, I asked for something natural. The doctor said to use 3 mm or 4 mm for the bridge, but I said 4 mm seemed too high. And on the day of surgery, the doctor said, "During surgery I’ll check which of the two looks better, and put in the better one" and then went ahead with the operation, but in the end they put in 4 mm. My original bridge already had a little bit of height, and with +4 mm I was worried, and now every time I look at my nose I keep lamenting, 'I wish the bridge were just a little lower' And what’s serious is! When I wear glasses, the skin next to the bridge where the nose pads rest has turned dark, like a color similar to dark circles Could this be a side effect caused by my thin skin and the silicone being inserted too high?! Ah! Also, the boundary between the glabella and the silicone is subtly visible To me it seems like all the swelling has gone down, so it’s not like the bridge is going to get lower, right??!! I’d appreciate any answers

16 days after nose surgery, the spot where my glasses rest looks dark

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