Is it okay as long as it shines without causing pain in the cartilage at the tip of the nose?

It's been 6 years since my surgery.
 
Silicone was inserted and the tip of the nose was raised using ear cartilage.
 
After the surgery, the cartilage at the tip of my left nose is visible to the naked eye... Especially in the past 6 months, it seems to be round and white, like a mosquito bite. After washing, there is no pain, but it turns red for 1-2 minutes and then returns to normal.
 
I went to the hospital where I had the surgery a few days ago, and the consultation director said there was no problem with the cartilage showing through.
 But... he wasn't a doctor, so I just felt like he was telling me that it was okay, so I came back to see Seongyesa again.
 
For those of you who have visible cartilage at the tip of your nose, in this situation, the cartilage won't come through, right?
 
It's difficult to have surgery while working, so I think it will only be possible in January of next year...
 
There was a lot of hesitation, but please reply.