Canthoplasty Review

I had buried sutures, non-incisional eye correction, and epicanthoplasty. The epicanthoplasty does not have absolutely zero scarring; there is a slight line scar, but it is almost not noticeable. There has not been a big change in the exposure of the inner canthus either. But the shape of the inner corner of my eyes keeps going back and forth because it is only 2 months after surgery, so I think I will have to wait and see ;; In the case of the buried sutures, it was a revision surgery, and the doctor said the height was almost the same as the previous line, but I felt it was a sausage line. The line on both eyes was also uneven. I also had non-incisional ptosis correction at the same time, and although I was warned in advance about lagophthalmos, I ended up having more lagophthalmos than I expected and, because of that and several other reasons, I had it released within 2 weeks. If you ask to have it loosened, they will do it. In that sense, they are not exactly unethical, but as for the surgical result, well... first of all, this clinic's buried suture method is the kind with very strong fixation for a buried suture (multiple knots). My eye structure is a protruding eye that could develop lagophthalmos even without skin excision if the fixation is only a little too strong, so in many ways it seems like a disadvantaged surgery. I am disappointed that they did not inform me of these detailed cautions before surgery. Well, I guess not that many plastic surgery clinics would tell you every single thing like that lol It has now been about 2 months since I had it released, and most of the discomfort has come back to normal, but I am still recovering and the surgical double eyelid is still there. There is also red scarring. How am I supposed to go out like this T_T? I never want revision surgery, even if I die. My dream is just to wait until it loosens and live with a double crease. Let it loosen at least. Nothing has improved ^^