Got partial incisional surgery + outer/lower canthoplasty and I'm really satisfied lately

Originally my eyes were neither big nor small, and I had a very thin subtle double-eyelid line, so I wanted to clearly increase the size of my eyes and was frantically searching for a good clinic for double-eyelid surgery. Then my close friend's eyes turned out unbelievably pretty after surgery.. I booked a consultation right away through my friend and went in. During the consultation, they shaped the line exactly the way I wanted, so I scheduled surgery without any other worries. I felt the director's aesthetic sense matched mine best. Also, when I went in for the consultation, both the manager and the director said the same thing: my eyes already had enough horizontal length, so just creating a double-eyelid line would make them come out really pretty. They said even just making a clean line would change them into eyes that look refreshing and attractive enough. But I wanted not just a new line, but for my eyes themselves to look naturally bigger and gentler, right? So I asked the director whether outer and lower canthoplasty would be okay, and he said that as long as it wasn't overdone, it would be a good eye for opening up naturally. And when I said that the double folds that kept forming on my eyelids were also stressful and I wanted to get rid of them, he analyzed that there wasn't absolutely no fat on the upper eyelid, but that some adhesion was gradually happening and causing the wrinkles. He said we shouldn't just remove fat, but should evenly organize the fat and spread it appropriately so the double folds wouldn't form. He kept adjusting the line and found a design that suited me. On the day of surgery, anesthesia was done with sleep sedation plus local anesthesia together. It hurt a little when the anesthesia injection went in, and after that I don't really remember anything. I just counted numbers and fell asleep. In the middle, the director kept waking me up and telling me to open and close my eyes, but I almost just fell asleep again.. After the surgery I came out like a zombie, changed clothes, and was about to go home, but my head hurt a bit and I felt dizzy I asked the hospital, and they kindly told me to rest in the recovery room a bit longer before leaving, so I rested and then went out. I was thinking of taking a taxi, but since I had already rested more at the hospital and my eye condition looked better than expected, I just took the subway and came home comfortably. But if you are the type to feel sensitive and weak because of an empty stomach + anesthesia, it would be better to take a taxi. If you take the subway or bus carelessly, you might have a rough time. And the best part was when checking my progress and getting swelling care!! At other places I saw a lot of reviews saying it's hard to see the director after surgery, but here the director personally checked my progress, which I really liked! For reference, I had partial incisional surgery, and the incision line is almost invisible, almost like a buried suture. Even my friend who had incisional surgery had a very faint line left, so I trusted it and did it, but when that friend saw my eyes, they said that unless I tell them I had double-eyelid surgery, no one would know. Seriously satisfied.