Does anyone know about compensation for damage to the nose and ears?

On January 3rd of this year,
 I had my first nose surgery done because I wanted a very high, sharp, and gorgeous nose, so I used silicone nasal septum ear cartilage donor ribs.
 As a result, I had had nose filler once before, and it worked so well that I was very satisfied. Of course, it will be much better after surgery. I thought about it
 because the tip of the nose was relatively low compared to the high bridge of the nose, and even after going to 15 consultations, I was able to have a fancy nose. My nose was originally small, but it was still pretty and pretty.
 But this doctor said he would take a lot of ear cartilage after the nose surgery.
 At this time, I wasn't even out of anesthesia, but I felt like it was ruined
 .
 The shape of my ear was ruined for a few weeks, and they took too much cartilage to the point where it shouldn't have been removed.
 In the end, my ear, which had been stiff, turned back and was bent like a boxer, and I really wanted to die.
 So I just put my ear back to its original state on the other side. I had my ears redone in June at Kohan Hospital to put them back the way they were, and they ended
 up being ruined. Even
 the cartilage in my ears protruded and folded as is. I went to an ear specialist hospital and they said the cartilage had been removed so much that the damage was severe and it was contractures. LOL It couldn't be restored to its original state.
 This doctor said in the beginning. When I go to the hospital, no matter who looks at it, they insist that the cartilage is sternum
 . Even when I go to other nose hospitals, even when I look at it, it is cartilage. And when I ask if the ear cartilage is deformed or if there is something in my ear, the staff says it will never change. LOL. Even the director told me to change my nose. When people use ear cartilage, they say it's crazy because they all know implicitly that their ears will change. Who knows that? They don't admit it because they overdid it without any skills.
 Many of my friend's ex-boyfriends have noses, but even though they have smaller noses than mine, they used less ingredients, but their noses are flashier, so it's good.
 I'm the one who used ear cartilage and had ear build-up that changed. There is nothing outside.
 Cartilage is sticking out from the ears and up to the nose, which I don't know about.
 The front is better than the metastasis . Not even a single relative or friend knows about the nose,
 but the cartilage is sticking out inside the nose, and when viewed from the side, it looks like a booger.
 The bridge of the nose is also bent with silicone, and correction of the nose is not done properly.
 The front is the nose. One side is bent and sunken in as if there is a dent in it.
 It's embarrassing to even face it, and now the cartilage in my nose is bigger and it's heavy and painful. It feels like a bump on my nose. It
 's an important job externally, but the damage from this is greater.
 I'm a model now and I'm still preparing to be a flight attendant. I'm in my early to mid-20s, and I'm stressed out about this, I'm looking for hospitals, I'm always looking at plastic surgery cafes, I can't study, and I'm going crazy. I
 've never posted a nose review before, but I went to the hospital with my parents last week, and they said they would provide ear insurance, but not nose insurance, so
 if that doesn't work, I'll do everything. I posted a review on a plastic surgery cafe, visited that hospital every day, commuted there, studied there, and just to shout out loud,
 I am a patient who paid my own money for surgery there and this is clearly medical negligence.
 In this case, does anyone know how to get compensation for damages?
 First, the original inner ear,
 the second ear was too bent and folded like a monster, so before the surgery in June,
 the rest are the current ears and the current nose, both of which had surgery in June.