Eye drooping symptoms after nose surgery

Hey guys, I'm writing this here because I'm so stressed out about my nose surgery and the sunken eyes. First of all, I had double eyelid surgery 4 years ago with double eyelid twitching + in-outline. Originally, I had no intention of getting twitching, but
 the upper eyelid was so sharp that the lines in front of my eyes were inline. I couldn't figure it out, so I said I had to do it to make it in-out,
 

so I did it, but the upper slit became an eyesore... but I thought it would get better on its own as it settled in later, so I waited for 4 years and it became a lot lighter. I felt like it was just a complex that only I knew about. It was a case of trying to live with it because people said it wasn't noticeable.
 
Then, this time, every time I took a picture, I felt like my nose looked dead, so I went for a consultation for rhinoplasty, but what I wanted was a straight nose with a strong straight nose feel. Since I have a bit of a nose bridge, I thought I could put 2mm of silicone on the bridge of my nose, ear cartilage on the tip of my nose, and a septum for the columella extension, etc.
 
But I saw a lot of cases of side effects from silicone, so I was scared of silicone, so I said I didn't want to put silicone in, but then I got the nose shape I wanted. He said it wouldn't come out, so I tried to get it done as quickly as possible due to personal reasons...so I just said okay and made a reservation right away.
 
But after doing it, the tip of the nose looked very natural, but the forehead between the eyebrows was swollen or something, but the eyes looked very crowded and there was a scar from the upper jaw. My skin has tightened and I can now see much better.
 I get really stressed out every time I look in the mirror, and the pictures don't really show up, so I'm starting to dislike
 it more and more. It's been 27 days since I had a dry nose.
 I looked into upper chin restoration, but in the first place, I don't have enough skin on the bridge of my nose. I don't think there is any
 , so I'm wondering if silicone removal is the answer, or if I should wait because it's a race against time for my nose, or if I should get my upper chin restored. I feel like I'm
 going to get depressed, so
 
I keep asking the manager with anxiety, and I'm so sorry. I've had a complex for 4 years.  I think I became anxious because
 my scar suddenly
 became more
visible. Haha... Even if you had just told me during the consultation that I could have droopy eyes and that it could have the same effect as epicanthoplasty, I would have thought about surgery. I'm going crazy.
 
What can you do with your nose? think?