Revision incision surgery after a buried stitch surgery

It's already been a month since my revision surgery! By week 2, the remaining minor swelling had noticeably gone down, and the line settled in much more naturally and clearly. I had surgery with buried stitches before, but as time passed the line faded and gradually loosened, leaving me with uneven eyes, so my eyes always looked sleepy and heavy, which was a big concern. This time I decided on incision revision surgery to make sure it would never loosen. I went to consultations at a lot of hospitals, but the reason I chose Director [Doctor A] was that they carefully pointed out my eyelid skin thickness and amount of fat, and accurately found the optimal line that would stay in place while still looking as natural as possible with the incision method. They gave me confidence in why that height and method were necessary, without any unnecessary treatment, so I could trust them. The weekend adhesion at [Clinic A]. The redness and scar marks from the incision, which I was most worried about, are also slowly fading with time, and I can see the skin texture becoming softer, so I feel relieved. They are still there, though. The uneven line and awkwardness I had been stressed about before surgery are completely gone, and both when my eyes are closed and when they're open, there is no uneven contour, so makeup is really easy now. People around me also keep asking where I had it done because my impression looks much more polished and natural. I think it's thanks to the fact that at [Clinic A] they designed it to suit my eyes without being excessive, so every day when I look in the mirror I think I really made the right choice by getting revision surgery.