Extreme eyes? Review of eye surgery (lowering the line + double-line correction)

Since I even had double-line correction, I guess my eyes count as extreme eyes too? haha... When I got double eyelid surgery before, I just went along with a friend to get surgery, so I didn’t really look into the clinic, and at the consultation I couldn’t even say, “Please do it like this.” I just got the surgery exactly as the director told me to, and I think that was why it failed It was nothing like the look I wanted... The fact that it loosened was a problem too, but the line was thick from the start, so my eyes looked sleepy and greasy-looking... It felt like I paid money to ruin my eyes For a while I didn’t have enough time to look into revision surgery, but from the end of last year I finally started researching revision surgery, and it seemed like I’d have time to recover, so I carefully compared consultation reviews and review photos from clinics while looking into revision surgery. What I liked most when I went for the consultation was that the consultant listened carefully to my concerns... Some people say the consultant’s consultation isn’t important, but honestly, unless it’s a place that just listens halfheartedly and makes diagnoses however they want, I think it’s right for the consultant to accurately understand why I ended up needing revision surgery and what has been stressing me out. I thought the ideal process would be to first tell the consultant my concerns, then have the director hear those concerns and create a surgical plan while considering the condition of my eyes. And at first, the director said I needed ptosis correction, orbital fat repositioning, and double-line correction, so I wondered, “Isn’t that too much?” But they explained all the reasons why each one was needed, and directly explained how my eyes would look if I didn’t do them, so I could understand. Other than those, they didn’t recommend any additional surgeries. The director said they would plan in a direction that improves my current eyes, and that they didn’t want to operate in a way that would make them look more excessive. That was exactly what I wanted too, so I ended up getting revision surgery there! Since it was revision surgery, I was really worried about recovery, but this place actively scheduled aftercare and follow-up checkups for me first. The clinic where I had my first surgery was also a one-doctor clinic... haha... I wondered how there could be such a big difference. At first, the swelling went down unevenly, so I was shocked, and when communicating with the director or consultant, I whined and asked if it was okay, but as time gradually passed, everything settled naturally. Especially because I had ptosis correction together, my eye-opening strength improved, so the habit of opening my eyes as if I were raising them up?? disappeared too. People I know used to jokingly tell me often to open my eyes properly, but after the revision surgery, they’re complimenting me and saying it’s much better... haha Honestly, I feel like it was worth doing just because the line doesn’t look high at first glance! Everyone, when you go for consultations, explain the eye style you want accurately, and I hope you don’t end up ruining your eyes by getting surgery on the spur of the moment like I did lol For double eyelid surgery, getting it from a director who specializes in eyes really was the best.