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The incision and stitch placement for the front and upper epicanthoplasty looks strange

Hello. I have a question about double eyelid surgery. One week ago I had buried double-eyelid revision surgery + front epicanthoplasty + upper epicanthoplasty, and these are photos from the day of surgery through day 3, plus the photo from the day the stitches were removed. Is front and upper epicanthoplasty normally incised and stitched in this way at the inner corner of the eye? Especially on the right side, there is about a 1 mm gap from the inner corner of the eye, and the area in front of that is stitched. When I look at front epicanthoplasty photos posted online, there are stitches right at the inner corner of the eye, so why is only one side like this for me? Is it because the eyes are asymmetrical, so they adjusted it to match that...? Rather than making a tiny opening at the front, they cut the area in front of the eye, so it is much more noticeable than I expected. Normally, would this not leave a scar like this...? I am wondering whether front and upper epicanthoplasty is supposed to look like this. The double-eyelid line on just the front side is also uneven on one side, but is that because they created the line to match my eyes? I am so worried that I have been searching the internet every day, so I am posting this. I would appreciate help from people who know a lot about eye surgery

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