It’s day 2 and the swelling is at its absolute peak I have before-and-after photos~

I had a full-incision double eyelid surgery and scarless epicanthoplasty. I had it done around 5 yesterday, and I did not have fat removal or ptosis correction. But why is the swelling really this bad You can tell if you look at the photos, but I originally had inner double eyelids. Because the skin was sagging, the doctor asked whether I had originally had buried-suture double eyelid surgery and kept touching and pulling at it;;; My original line was 5 mm, but it showed a little like a sausage, the upper skin sagged and slightly covered it, and because of the epicanthal fold the front part was not visible. So in the photo it does not even look like an inner double eyelid^^;; Originally, my double eyelid would become bigger in the morning, but the front part was tightly blocked, so the big fold would come undone and become smaller. Since that repeated every morning - it was always like that when I was tired - I guess the skin stretched as if I had used eyelid tape even though I have never used eyelid tape or glue I think the line was set at 6 mm, and for the epicanthoplasty, the doctor said they would set it at 2.5 to 3 mm. The stitches are at the front like a magic epicanthoplasty, but they are very short. Tape is on it so you cannot see it in the photo, but when I slightly lifted it, it seemed to be about 5 mm. When I look at other people’s magic epicanthoplasty photos, the incision seems quite long, but maybe it is because my epicanthal fold was not shaped like cat eyes and was just blocked... It definitely did get longer, but you cannot see it in the photo because the tape is on^^;; Even though I opened my eyes wide, if it looks like this, the swelling is severe, right?; It is not like the line was set big, but sob sob, there is only a 1 mm difference between when my eyes are closed and the thickness of the double eyelid I barely had the sagging skin removed, but I am worried that because it is so swollen, the skin will sag again;; Ah!! Right, and the strange thing is they told me absolutely not to use cold compresses or go out in the wind, and to use only warm compresses Was anyone else told this? Everyone else says to use cold compresses before the stitches are removed; I was told they would remove about half on Tuesday. (I had surgery on Friday, Feb. 3) Phew, they originally had tape on, but I lifted it slightly and took the photos. Please look at the photos and give me some advice