I wanted an in-line, but it’s so uneven. Could it be because of swelling?

It’s been about a week since I had revision surgery to lower the line. What I asked for was a hidden double eyelid, an in-line. I said I wanted the front part of the line to be completely covered. The doctor also said he would lower it completely. The right side is covered, but on the left, only the line got lower; the front part is just exposed. The doctor says it’s because of swelling, and says that even if it won’t be exactly the same as the right side, it will become like a hidden double eyelid, and that I should actually worry about the eye getting too buried. Am I worrying too much? Of course I know swelling can last more than 6 months, and I know the eye is swollen, but people who have done this several times would know, you can kind of predict the line to some extent. Even looking at reviews, in-lines are covered from the beginning, but mine has had the line exposed from the start, and on top of that it’s uneven.. Ha, when I had the consultation, he confidently said he would block off the entire front line, but now he says there’s no difference, and says that if another clinic saw this amount of difference they would be surprised. At the very least, they should help me understand why there’s a difference. If I go later and say again that the lines are different, I feel like they’ll treat me like I’m mentally unstable. The difference itself is one thing, but the problem is that it’s not an in-line. ㅡ ㅡ It should be like this, with the line not visible, = ㅡ but it looks like this. Even if it’s a tiny difference, the person involved feels it differently. If I were acting like this because of swelling, I would also be bothered by the swelling in the back line, and by it looking like two lines because of swelling, but I’m not bothered by that at all.