I think the silicone went in wrong.

<45도 각도에서 조명 비추는 상태 _정면 (경계선이 실리콘 끝나는 지점)>


<45각도에서 조명 비추는 상태 _측면 (고개가 살짝 앞으로 숙여진 거 감안하면 코끝 각도 45도정도, 각져서 홈 파인부분이 실리콘 끝나는 지점)>

<The state of lighting at an angle of 45 degrees_Front (the point where the boundary line ends with silicon)><The state of lighting at a 45-degree angle_side (Considering that the head is slightly tilted forward, the angle of the tip of the nose is about 45 degrees, the point where the angled grooved part ends with silicon)>This is the 3rd week of rhinoplasty (shaped nose + arrow nose).
I took the risk and became very pretty, and I didn't
 want that kind of thing
 in the first place . (I wonder if this is the wrong choice...)
 
Just looking at the pictures of those who have undergone plastic surgery, such as Sung Ye-sa and other blogs, the line from the forehead to the nose is beautifully connected, but I have a border like that in the first picture..... That border is silicone. This is just the ending spot.
 Am I putting this in wrong? In the 2nd week, I went to the hospital to get the stitches removed
 , so the borderline was too clear.
If you wear a mask, you can only see this boundary line with your eyes. It's okay to say this
 . He said that it's okay to look under the mirror??

So when I asked if it should be connected with the forehead line, he
 just said that it is difficult for men to match the line
 because
 the forehead is developed.
is this right??

+Addition__ The tip of the nose comes down after time, but they say it comes down considering that it's coming down. Small swelling lasts for 3-6 months, but this big swelling or nose tip goes up in 1 month? They say they'll catch it if it's cold, but it's been 3 weeks now. But looking at the second picture, the angle looks like that. It was 45 degrees then, and now it's almost 45 degrees, so the swelling has gone down a bit, and I can feel it when I touch it with my hand.