I booked a follow-up appointment at the double-eyelid surgery clinic. How should I handle the confrontation (...

When I had the stitches removed, I cautiously brought up the line, but they got very angry, so I cried for hours that day and it was really hard. But looking at the line and scar condition now, I really don’t think I’ll be able to speak calmly this time. After seeing many people’s reactions and other people’s review photos, I became even more aware that my line is in a serious state right now. It’s a place that is known for handling AS really well and having a long AS period, so I want to speak nicely at least with AS in mind, but in this condition, I’m scared to get revision surgery there, and I’ve lost all trust. I ended up in this state after surgery by the same doctor, so I’m really scared thinking, will AS really turn out well, and won’t the scar get worse the more it’s touched? After the surgery, the doctor said “nice”... did you really mean that nice? And the manager says it’s because of the scar, but the suture line was like this from the beginning... I really don’t think it’s just because of scarring and swelling. It’s been over 40 days, so the major swelling has already gone down. I chose this place because of good reviews online, especially reviews saying the aftercare was good and that they take responsibility until the end, but in my opinion, rather than AS, I think it’s important to choose a place that does it well in one go from the start....... And I feel like they manage bad reviews very heavily, so everyone, don’t trust places that only have very good reviews either. That probably means they’re that malicious or they manage reviews that intensely... Also, my raised, bumpy, uneven scar is severe right now. Can scar laser treatment be done for double-eyelid surgery scars too? Should I ask next time I go to the dermatology clinic... Scar laser treatment costs must be no joke either, seriouslyㅡㅜ ha, my 4 million won............... I spent money and only got more problems.