I had surgery about twice 3 years ago because my double eyelid came undone, and the front part became thicker than the line toward the back, so while looking into revision surgery, I had surgery on Monday. When I went in the day after surgery, the director said, "Your right eye is much more swollen than your left. Let's look at it in 3 days, and if the swelling has gone down, we'll remove the stitches, and if it's still severe then, let's operate again." That's what he said..... If, after 3 days, there are no signs that the swelling is going down, is it right to have another revision surgery at this clinic? I got the surgery after searching and searching because it's famous for specializing in revision surgery... but they said I don't have much extra skin and told me not to touch my eyes again until I'm 40-50 years old... Revision surgery... is that the right thing to do? If not, I'm wondering whether I should treat this as a side effect and request a refund of the surgery fee plus other compensation... ;; (There were comments from one or two people saying they had surgery here and ended up with sausage-like eyelids, but I thought no way and passed over it, and now I'm worried...) Sigh... I should have gotten it right the first time I had surgery... I'm stressed from looking into revision surgery, and even after having it done, I'm trembling with anxiety.. ㅜㅜ
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