I had a revision surgery due to rhinitis and
 it's been 18 days since I had the revision surgery.
 
Before the surgery, I told them that if the inflammation was severe, I wouldn't have the surgery, and if the inflammation wasn't severe, the director said he would decide based on his own experience.
 
When I asked them the next day after the surgery, they said that I had a slight inflammation, so they did a bacterial test and that they had a surgery to insert silicone and raise the tip of my nose.
 
When I went to check up on my progress after 10 days, they said that it hurt,
 so they were puzzled and told me to take antibiotics. When I asked them if the results of the bacterial test came out, they said that it was inflammation.
 
And even after taking antibiotics for 2 weeks, it hurt and my nose got even swollen, so I kept contacting them and
 
they said that they wanted to remove the surgical part inside my nose.
 
It's scheduled to be removed next
 week, and in the 3rd week, I'm going to have the silicone on my nose bridge
 , nose tip, and Medpore septum removed.
 
Is it okay to do it in the 3rd week?
 If I remove it, will my stuffy nose and breathing difficulties come back?
 

And in this case, can I get a refund for the surgery fee?
 
It wouldn't have been too late to have had surgery after the results of the fungal test came out, but the director decided to have surgery right away while there was inflammation, so I got sick and swollen again.