Worried about revision eye surgery with scarring

Please listen to my concern.. First, here is my first-surgery history About 9 months ago, I had incisional double eyelid surgery + medial and lateral canthoplasty + ptosis correction But as soon as the stitches were removed, the line on one eye was completely split into two.. Since it was early, they said it would adhere if I held it with tape, so I taped it for 3 days Maybe because my skin was already sensitive + oily, because of the sebaceous glands, scar tissue formed on that eye at the front starting point of the line! Since there was scar tissue at the starting point, of course the line did not hold at all toward the back either Then after a few months, the other eye just loosened too The clinic did make an effort with aftercare (5 free scar injections) But there was no particular improvement, so we decided to do revision surgery after 6 months And now this is my current concern 1. Original clinic - since the scar does not respond to injections, let’s remove it surgically and do revision surgery Clinic 2 - If scar excision is done, recovery may be slow like double eyelid surgery in older women, or the line may be too high/excessive, so excision is not recommended Try scar injections here again, and if the scar tissue softens, redo the surgery along the original line + recommended doing more ptosis correction again Clinic 3 - Likewise, does not recommend skin excision But injections probably will not help anyway So just set the line higher above the scar This is the summary of the consultations..how can all 3 people say different things.. Please help me… The prices are expensive in the order 1<<2<<<<<<<3