I feel like they built my nose up too high and unnaturally...

My face shape... My forehead protrudes and my eyes are rather sunken... My nose was originally on the high side, but relatively, the nasal bridge around the glabella looked low. So I asked them to raise the area between my eyes (the glabella)... and raise the other areas only a little bit. The doctor said okay... so I went into surgery on the 16th... But looking at it now... while the swelling in other areas has gone down a lot, only the glabella area is not going down. So the height of my forehead and the nasal bridge between my brows has become exactly the same... It has become a type that is extremely rare on an Asian face. No matter how high a celebrity's nasal bridge is... unless they are White... most Koreans, even if their nose is high, have it set in a bit more than the forehead. But for me, it's as if only my nose is like a White person's, with the forehead and the nasal bridge between the brows at exactly the same height... I really don't know what to do The clinic says the area between the brows is originally the last place for swelling to go down, and that we'll only know after the swelling subsides... I'm really so curious how much the nose height will come down. If only the swelling to the sides goes down... and the height protruding forward stays almost the same... will I have to get revision surgery again... Ah, and the day before yesterday (Saturday), while I was hanging out with friends... I got hit on the nasal tip twice. Because of that, the nasal tip got lower...(for reference, the nasal tip was done with AlloDerm) and overall it feels like the silicone and AlloDerm materials have all tilted to the left...(when I touched it, I could feel it had shifted to one side) So I went to the clinic and told the doctor... and he said it really had tilted like that... then fixed it with his hand. (And after that, he just prescribed medicine and told me to come back in 2 weeks...;;;) In cases like this, can the position somewhat settle back just by fixing it by hand? Or was the clinic just too bothered to anesthetize me and push it properly, so they roughly handled it by hand...? In 2 weeks, even if I go to the clinic, it seems like it will already be too late to push it under anesthesia. Anyway, I regret wondering if I shouldn't have gotten nose surgery for no reason... Now I can't even make a pig nose anymore... at least the shape should become pretty, but it doesn't seem like that either...