I got revision eye surgery and I'm satisfied

The double-eyelid line gradually got thinner than before, and the inner corners of my eyes started to look cramped. At first I wondered if it was just my imagination, but every time I took photos my eyes looked sleepy, so I ended up getting revision surgery... Because it was revision surgery, I was even more careful in looking for places, so I searched through a lot of reviews and mainly consulted with clinics that had many revision cases. Personally, I trusted clinics that do a lot of eye surgeries or have a doctor who specializes in eyes more, so I consulted mainly with those places, and Dress gave the most realistic consultation, so I got my revision surgery there. They were the type to tell me exactly only what was necessary, so I actually liked that they didn't feel overly pushy, and among the places I consulted, I liked the line design there the most. I was recommended a natural-adhesion revision eye surgery, non-incisional eye correction revision, and epicanthoplasty revision, and they said I didn't really need anything else. At first I wondered if it would look better if I also got upper canthoplasty, but now that I think about it, I think just doing epicanthoplasty, as the doctor said, looks much more natural. The surgery itself didn't take as long as I expected, and the swelling and bruising weren't too severe, so there wasn't much discomfort while recovering. Because it was non-incisional eye correction, it also felt less burdensome, and I was able to go back to daily life sooner than I expected. Now the cramped-looking inner corners have improved a lot, and the line is much clearer, so I'm satisfied. I worried so much because it was revision surgery, but I think going around to multiple clinics and comparing them was a huge help.