3 weeks after revision surgery for severe eye asymmetry

For the record, the place I went to does not give review discounts at all, so I am writing this purely because I am satisfied!! I had extremely severe eye asymmetry. Before my first double eyelid surgery, it was actually completely hidden by monolids, so I did not know, but while going around to find clinics, I learned that I was born with weaker opening strength in my right eye. Without knowing that, I had non-incisional ptosis correction 10 years ago, and only if I forced one side did my eyes open. I always had to open my eyes hard to make them look similar (first photo) Otherwise, I had to lift my forehead a lot just to make at least one double eyelid show, and if I did not use force, one eye would be half closed ^^ They should have done the ptosis correction right after the first double eyelid surgery, but I was scared to lie down again, so I just lived like that. Looking back now, I wonder how I lived like that; it has only been 3 weeks so I have not done proper makeup yet, but honestly the symmetry is not perfectly matched, so I would not say I am fully satisfied, but I am satisfied enough that the pupil ratio is almost matched Before surgery, I really read everything I could find, like blogs, cafes, and this community's open chat rooms, but there were not many cases like mine. I am posting this in case it helps. I agonized until the very end over which clinic to choose, but I think choosing the most conservative one was the right call. At other places, it would have been bilateral non-incisional plus ptosis correction on one side only, or bilateral incision plus bilateral ptosis correction, but in the end I had one-sided non-incisional plus one-sided incisional surgery (including ptosis correction)!! It is a bit of an unfamiliar method, but I am so, so relieved that they did not touch the eye that was already opening well with an incision. I visited about 8 clinics, and I recommend going to as many as possible!!!