I’m worried because of the asymmetry

I don’t know if the asymmetry is only visible to me, but in the photo, on the right side, the line looks bigger toward the outer corner of the eye. Everyone keeps strongly discouraging me from revision surgery. Even the left side in the photo has a shorter double-eyelid line The clinics I consulted were divided between saying, “At this level, it’s not asymmetry,” or “Revision on only one side is possible; the line is clearly smaller.” My family tells me not to do it, asking why I would try to revise a perfectly fine eye when the chance of it going wrong is higher. They are strongly against it, saying if I get revision surgery, I’ll get more scarring and there’s a higher chance it could go wrong. But I’m so bothered by the uneven lines, so I’m worried. My previous double-eyelid surgery was done by incision, so if I revise only one side, it would be raising the line on the smaller side, and they said it would be done by incision! At the clinics I consulted, they said they could match it very easily, and even when they were marking the line, they matched the asymmetry in one try. So I want to revise only one side, but my family is so opposed to it. What should I do

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