Review of double-line incision revision for sausage eyelids

Problem before revision: high crease, eyelid exposure -> I couldn't sleep well at night and my eyes were always dry. Hospital: Siseon Plastic Surgery. Surgery: double-line incision, upper canthoplasty. Months: 7 months. I took a photo of the before-and-after shots they showed me when I went for the follow-up, and the difference is pretty good, right? When my double eyelid line became insanely high and I got sausage eyelids, I felt as depressed as if the world had collapsed, but after the revision I feel at least somewhat alive again. The line has lowered exactly to the level I wanted, so it doesn't look like puffiness anymore, and because I also had upper canthoplasty, the area above the eyes opened up too, so I like that the eye shape became rounder. The thing I worried about most with the double-line incision was scarring. During the consultation, they said it wouldn't become completely invisible, but it could be faded as much as possible. They said that after about a year, when you put on makeup, it could fade enough that other people wouldn't notice. So I decided that since it couldn't disappear completely anyway, I'd wait until it faded and not get too mentally wrecked from the beginning. But after surgery, I couldn't do that.. So until about one or two months, I kept going to the hospital like I was going home, complained to the doctor, and vented my frustrations, but each time they listened and gave me scar tissue injections, so I think it helped calm me down somewhat. Now, as you can see, it's improved a lot, and I hope it keeps going in this direction. When I asked whether the newly created line could disappear too, they said that the upper canthoplasty would release the tension so that wouldn't happen, and looking at how the line has stayed stable without signs of loosening so far, it seems to be true. Up to now, the revision seems to have gone well, so I don't have any major concerns. Oh, and for reference, after surgery I really followed the doctor's advice to practice opening my eyes and I was diligent about taping too.