TS vs Thank You

Brokers, get lost. I’m extremely sensitive right now, so I can tell apart all the writing styles you use^^ My current eyes have sausage-like thick eyelids + multiple creases + lagophthalmos. For revision eye surgery, I went to a total of 14 places, and 17 consultations including repeat consultations. Everyone said I don’t have enough excess skin, so I need double-line lowering. I keep going back and forth between Director Y.S.G. at TS and Director G.H.S. at Thank You, but their methods for improving the multiple creases are different. TS says it’s due to lack of fat. Thank You judged it to be stretching of the fascia from the ptosis correction done during my first surgery. But if it really is a lack of fat, I like TS’s fat grafting method better. Thank You said they inject it with a syringe... there are too many side effects. But if the fascia from the ptosis correction has stretched, then I like Thank You betterㅜ And does Thank You even do a lot of double-line lowering in the first place?? That’s why I’m going crazy. If anyone here has had double-line lowering at these two places, please let me know. Sharing any information you currently know is also good. Also, what I’m curious about!! 1. Back when I had monolids, my left pupil was always clearly visible and my right pupil was slightly covered, so I had ptosis correction during my first surgery. But it’s still the same: the left pupil is more visible, and the right pupil is still less visible. But currently both eyes have multiple creases, and around 6-7 years after double eyelid surgery, the multiple creases on the left became worse, so the left pupil is less visible now. So some clinics say to do ptosis correction only on the left, but isn’t it obvious that since multiple creases formed, the line got thicker, so the pupil is temporarily being covered more? I’m wondering whether I really need ptosis correction. I have somewhat severe mucosal eversion and lagophthalmos. 2. Both eyes developed multiple creases above the existing line, and compared to before, the double-eyelid line has drooped downward and become wider. Should I say this means the double eyelid has gradually loosened? Or should I say the ptosis correction done during the first surgery has gradually stretched out?? 3. When I had monolids, I think I had pseudoptosis (skin drooping and covering the pupil a bit, where only double eyelid surgery would have been needed), and I feel like I did ptosis correction for no reason. Now the multiple creases and widened double eyelids cover my pupils a bit. If I don’t do ptosis correction and simply lower the line with double-line lowering, will the pupil coverage improve? I’m worried that after a few years, it’ll stretch again? droop? loosen? Anyway, that it’ll become like this again.