Should I get revision surgery?

It’s been about 4 years since my surgery. I had a slight inner corner canthoplasty so it wouldn’t show. The scar is almost invisible. And I had a partial-incision double eyelid surgery. But the left and right inner corner canthoplasty ended up different. One side had a little more of the inner corner opened, and the double eyelid line was made a bit thinner, so that side of the eye feels a bit longer. On the other side, less of the inner corner was opened and the double eyelid line is a little higher, so the eye feels shorter and more round. I don’t have a front-facing photo, so I’m only uploading this one. Even with makeup on, it’s very obvious that my eyes are asymmetrical. I want to get revision surgery to add a little more to the side where the inner corner was opened less and raise the double eyelid line a bit so it becomes an outer fold correction. Would it be okay to ask the surgeon who did it to do it again if I pay a little more? And also the fat under the eyes, or whatever it is... Anyway, when I smile my face looks completely old. How should I correct something like that? I want to do it all at once when I’m motivated. *People around me don’t even know I had double eyelid surgery. The doctor at the other clinic I went to for a revision consultation even asked if I had really had it done. ㅡ. I’d even like to do a lateral canthoplasty to make my eyes a bit bigger, but my eyes are slightly droopy. Would that still be effective for eyes like mine?