Sunken Eyes After Rhinoplasty Normal?

It really bothers me how every single surgeon or physician comment follows the same spoon fed medical response to the question. Every single one says something about how the swelling probably hasn't gone down completely. Look, most of us know you just say that to make us feel alright about whatever it is we're worried about. Its amazing how doctors bullshit their way out of taking responsibility for something they did wrong, or how they evade perfectly good medically engaged questions by sticking to their 'by the book' uniform "medically agreed upon" answers that aren't necessarily, in any way, right at all. I had a septoplasty 4 years ago and the doctor gave me the same swelling bullshit answer for almost a year until she finally caved and agreed that the quadrangular cartilage had been bent over completely to one side after the surgery. For a whole year, every time I went into her office about how I couldn't breath on one side of my nostril at all, she would just put me on a 2 week prescription of antibiotics and steroids to reduce the swelling, and when I'd go in, she would swap my nose with this afrin-like medication that opened up my nasal cavity by reducing the swelling of my nasal tissues, and she would take a look inside my nose, right at the bent over cartilage I was trying to explain to her, and would straight up tell me it was still swollen from the surgery 6 months prior. So when I hear a question about the sunken eyes effect - which I also had and still have after the second septoplasty I had to make up for the first one - and I hear answers about how your still swollen - I get really irritated. Every single doctor says the same thing, and they're all completely wrong. They are all trying to protect their life's profession, doing nose jobs, by denying their patients the truth about what the impacts of doing a surgery like a rhinoplasty actually does to you. And we have to suffer through not knowing what is going on with our bodies after something like that, because of the ego's and self defenses of these doctors. It really irritates me. Please, do some medical research, be real doctors, and let us know why we all feel so drained out and weakened after getting these nose surgeries done. Does it have something to do with the importance of the protruding nasal septum on our facial profiles in the strength of our brow/eye area? Does it have something to do with the actual tissue being removed from our faces? It might threaten your careers, but at least it gives justice to your patients you so genuinely presume to be "helping".