One-month review after revision eye surgery at a clinic (non-incisional ptosis correction, revision surgery)

After my first double eyelid surgery 5 years ago, the double eyelid on my left eye completely came undone, so I was urgently looking into clinics. I heard that Director O.H.B. was famous for revision surgery, so I went in for a consultation. I had been wondering why only my left eye had come undone, but after checking the strength with which I open my eyes, the doctor explained the cause in detail from the start, saying it was probably because the strength of my left eye itself was weak, so I had been using my forehead to open it, which caused the fold to loosen. They examined me carefully and said it would probably be enough to do ptosis correction only on the left eye and raise the line on the right eye together, so I decided to have the surgery right on the day of the consultation! Also, when I had my previous double eyelid surgery, I had been advised to get an epicanthoplasty, so I asked about that too. After looking at my face shape and overall vibe, the doctor honestly told me that with a face shape like mine, even if I got a lateral canthoplasty, it could close up quickly anyway, and an epicanthoplasty would actually make my eyes look too close together, so my trust went up They said that if I wanted my eyes to look bigger, it would probably be better to make the line extend longer instead, so I decided to go ahead with that. For me, having only one eye go back to being monolid was such a trauma, so I recorded it by week. I’ll attach photos too, so I hope this helps! It still feels like the swelling on the right side has not fully gone down yet, but I’m already so satisfied just from the improvement in my eye-opening strength...