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Eye Surgery Reviews

I’m asking because I’m curious. Please answer//

I had partial-incision double eyelid surgery + ptosis correction + epicanthoplasty and fat removal. Today marks 3 weeks. 1) The thing is, the epicanthoplasty areas of my eyes (blue line) are a bit different on both sides. You can’t tell at a glance, but when you look closely they’re different. Does this mean the procedure was done wrong? Can it be corrected again? 2) A few days ago, the red area suddenly bulged out. It has been about 5 days, but it still sticks out when I look upward and has not gone down. I want to know if this is scar tissue.. and how it can be resolved. In the photo, the left eye looks like the epicanthoplasty was cut longer, and because the flesh is bulging up, it seems to stand out even more 3) Looking only at the eyes themselves, they’re okay, but my eyes are too big.... They’re too big and completely crescent-shaped, so I look foolish. On top of that, I’m a man..... When I open them wide, they look like complete semicircles. I want to know whether the roundness will soften once the residual swelling goes down, or whether I need revision surgery. If I do have revision surgery, rather than a crescent shape, I’d like the upper line to be a bit straighter so the eyes look longer overall. While maintaining the increased exposure from ptosis correction, is it also possible to correct the upper eyelid line into a straight shape?

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