They need to wait at least 6 months for the nose to be removed.

It's been over 4 months, and the process is really...
 The swelling is going down easily and I've had it removed several times before,
 so I thought it would come back soon,
 but I manipulated my nose too much, so even though I removed it in an open manner,
 the constriction
 
lasted for a long time, and it was tight and tight, like a pig's nose. The shape changed to the point where I couldn't
 hear or
 see it. I had a really hard time during that time.
 I was massaging it too seriously
 and blood was gushing out from the outer skin of my nose.
 The skin was torn
 
. After that, I couldn't even massage my nose or touch my nose at all. I did it
 and the discoloration is still there.
 Since
I can't massage it, it's getting worse and
 it's starting to look like a pig's nose, but I told myself not to touch it because it's better than having my nose become sore with inflammation. I
 just applied ointment and held on, but as the constriction went away,
 I couldn't hear it anymore and it stopped at a certain line.
 
4 It's been over a month and there's still a little change in shape, but it's
 past the point where I can't notice it, so it just looks like a normal nose.
 I went to the ENT and got an endoscopy, and it's fine.
 Don't massage it like I did and try to bleed it, but
 the inside hasn't completely healed and keeps changing, so
 just take it easy. I recommend waiting.
 
It has entered a stabilizing phase now and
 I think it will be fine as long as
 the discoloration disappears
. Don't touch your nose too much, and anything that lifts due to systole will come back down, so watch for a long time.