Symptoms of zygomatic nonunion (Do not undergo surgery..)

It's been over 9 months since I had cheek reduction surgery, but my current condition is showing sagging skin, Indian wrinkles (slanted lines), and lumpy flesh above my nasolabial folds, so my face is very uneven in natural light or under lighting. I don't know if it's swelling on the cheekbones, but it's bulging. And my stomach is also bulging.
 And now the pain in my left cheekbone is very severe. I feel tingling, tingling, and pain almost all day long, even when I chew or sit still. When I open my mouth, there is a small clicking sound like a pin on the left side, and my mouth can now only fit three fingers (this has also improved after receiving oral medicine treatment). The pain has been little by little since the surgery, but recently it has gotten much worse, and my left cheekbone is tingling at the temple when I chew. I've been doing this for about 3 months now, but recently my temples and cheekbones just hurt... but I only recently found out that I have bruxism... (I'm not sure if it's serious, but the
 pain is painful), but the symptoms of sagging skin are really stressful. (I am very young, in my early 20s) Is this really swelling or pain during the recovery process? I took a CT scan at the hospital where the surgery was performed over 6 months ago, and the bones looked fine, but something was suspicious. However, when I collected the CT pictures taken at each time, it looked like the position of the cheekbone had moved downward (frontal CT, only frontal pictures were taken). It was so annoying that I wondered if it was the process of the cheekbone being downwardly displaced or a symptom of nonunion. So, instead of the plastic surgery I did, I made an appointment with H Plastic Surgery (non-face-to-face) and Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at a university hospital. I'll go and find out if this is a symptom of a nonunion. This is a long post because I have so many symptoms, but I'm worried and frustrated, so this is the only place I can talk about it.
 I did it because I was so stressed out about my cheekbones, but now I really miss my old elastic look without sagging. In the past, I was worried that people would only see my cheekbones because of my cheekbones, but now I am even more stressed than before the surgery because of my sagging face. I feel like my face has become deformed because I touched it for no reason. You can't really touch the bones, they're all born that way for a reason. What happens if you touch them? No matter how much you really want to have surgery, think carefully again. I lost everything, including my face, my function, and my mind.
 + This article is just to avoid the surgery itself, so don't ask me to tell you about the hospital. I'll post a review when the side effects become clear, so please ask me then (I'm scared that it might be a hospital employee.)