It's been one week since buried suture double eyelid surgery and epicanthoplasty

Double eyelid surgery was something I'd been thinking I should do for a long time, so I came into this community every day, looked at before-and-after photos -_-;; read reviews~ got information~ anyway... I looked into it quite a lot in my own way before doing it. On the first day after surgery, my eyes were so swollen that I was scared and avoided the mirror, but before I knew it, one week~* Now the stitches are out and I think the swelling has gone down a lot ^^ Painless anesthesia. Is it called sedation anesthesia.. Anyway, after that anesthesia, it was strange because it felt like they were doing something above my eyes, but it didn't hurt. I think I'd heard the anesthetic injection hurts.. It just... stung slightly more than plucking an eyebrow and then stopped, and since it was my first time having anesthesia, it was kind of interesting;; The buried suture part seemed to just get done somehow, but the epicanthoplasty hurt a bit. After finishing the buried suture, they did the epicanthoplasty..... I don't know if this was because the anesthesia was wearing off. (I got nervous for no reason, thinking what if it wears off) I started to feel it little by little. The cutting and stitching.. On top of that, for epicanthoplasty you have to open your eyes... and above them something like a knife or scissors was moving back and forth, so even though it didn't hurt, it felt like it hurt.. haha it was a bit scary. Still, the surgery ended with less pain than I expected, and I did an ice pack for 2 hours before coming home. The next day I also went for disinfection and compresses, and almost every 2 days I went in, got injections, and they did compresses for me. The nurse and the manager were so kind, which was nice. Before surgery, when I went here and there to hospitals for consultations... -_- I'm in my mid-twenties. It's not like I'm that young, but the people doing the consultation would surprisingly start with polite speech, then after a while switch to casual speech... like, "I'll do it well for you~ I'll make it cheap for you~~" -_- It's not some unlicensed back-alley place.. But at the hospital where I had surgery, everyone there was kind, and before surgery they explained things in detail and carefully. After surgery, they said aftercare is more important than the surgery itself, and they kept giving injections so raised scar tissue wouldn't form and kept checking the condition. Well, since I liked it, I guess that's why I'm even posting this review. ^^ Maybe because of that, the eyes that looked like Frankenstein's on the first day are now something I like. The cost was 800,000 for buried suture, 300,000 for epicanthoplasty, fat removal free. The location is Yeongdeungpo, Seoul. I heard there are many famous places around Gangnam, but it's far from home, and I thought going back and forth with those eyes would be inconvenient, so I did it somewhere close. Surprisingly, the Yeongdeungpo area also had a lot of plastic surgery clinics.