It's been 8 days (photos attached)

The photo above is my eye before surgery. My eyes are not short horizontally, but my epicanthal folds came down long, and because of that, my friends would sometimes tease me, saying I looked like a "wildcat." Also, I often heard that my eyes looked droopy and sleepy, so I had the surgery. And my eyelashes were straight and drooped downward, so they would get into my eyes. That made me look even sleepier. (Side view despair) So I had my epicanthal folds and drooping skin removed, with a partial incision. During surgery I was such a baby, crying and making a huge fuss. I was nervous, so the bruising was worse than the swelling. In the 1-day photo, the blue line above is the double-eyelid design line. -_-;; I was really such a baby and so scared when they anesthetized me that I cried and screamed, so the people outside probably thought I was giving birth. But the doctor was kind and talked to me and told me funny stories... At the end, when they were suturing, I was so tense that it felt like the anesthesia was wearing off. The moving image below is a photo from today, day 8. It seems like the medial epicanthoplasty area still hasn't healed yet. Still, my eyes are no longer droopy and my irises are fully visible now, so that part is nice. Even if the bruising goes away with time, the line seems too thin Natural-looking is important too, but..... It hasn't even been that long, but isn't it too thin? Do I need to wait longer to know? They said they would do revision surgery if I don't like it, but I don't want to go through the pain again I'm scared...