After lower canthoplasty, I had a D-shaped scar and then had lateral canthoplasty revision. How is it on day one?

I had lower canthoplasty 15 years ago, and as time passed, the surgical area gradually started to look like it was opening up in a D shape. At first I thought it was just something only I noticed and let it go, but as time went on, the shape of the outer corner of my eye also started to look awkward, and functional issues like dryness and visual discomfort began to bother me too, so I felt I couldn’t put it off any longer. Since this was a revision surgery, I couldn’t just have it done anywhere, so while looking through reviews of lateral canthoplasty revision and eye-corner lowering procedures, I ended up consulting at Answer Plastic Surgery. What I liked most during the consultation was that they didn’t just explain it as simply opening it again, but explained how they would stably hold the area that looked widened from the previous surgery and in what direction they would correct the shape of the outer eye corner. I visited several hospitals for consultations, but Answer gave the safest and most trustworthy impression when explaining both the post-op eye-corner shape and the surgical method. I was very worried because it was a revision, but they carefully examined my condition and calmly explained the parts I was anxious about, so I decided to go ahead with surgery right after the consultation. It’s the day of surgery, so there is still swelling and a feeling of awkwardness, but the outer corner that used to look like it was opening in a D shape now feels more stably organized, which put my mind at ease. The eye-corner line also doesn’t feel overly lowered, so it seems to have been adjusted naturally, and I’m looking forward to how it will look after recovery. Since this was a revision surgery, the result was my biggest concern, but even on day one I like the direction of the line, so I’m satisfied. Because of the lower canthoplasty I had long ago, the shape of the eye corner had been increasingly stressful, and I’m glad I got the Wonder canthoplasty revision at Answer. I thought that especially for lateral canthoplasty revision, I should go to a place that carefully checks the surgical method and eye-corner shape, and I was satisfied because I felt trust from consultation to surgery. It’s still early in recovery, but I’m looking forward to it becoming even more natural once the swelling goes down and things settle in.