★★★ Incisional epicanthoplasty, ptosis correction revision surgery ★★★ 1 month !!…

-5 years ago I had double eyelid surgery with incision and epicanthoplasty, but over time it drooped a lot (as you can see in the photo), so I had surgery with a full incision, making it a bit more defined (while changing to an in-out feel), with epicanthoplasty + ptosis correction. The eye I marked with a dotted yellow line only shows half of the iris;; The double eyelid also seems a bit big, and it feels like the double eyelid is deeply sunken right under the brow bone? (Like Western eyes. The double eyelid is right under the brow bone... sunken in.) For reference, my doctor said my brow bone protrudes, my skin is quite thick, and my muscles are thick too... He said I would go down in history among his surgical patients... that the surgery was difficult;;;;;;;;;; I don't know if the ptosis correction was insufficient or if, as the clinic says, it's swelling. And they said they would redo the epicanthoplasty because it is uneven. It was originally a bit uneven too, so they redid it, and even though they said they opened the insufficient side a bit more, I don't know if they failed to balance it well or opened it too cautiously, but it is even more uneven, so they said they would slightly touch it up again.. That ends the situation explanation!! Here are my questions. 1) Is that swelling? Was the ptosis correction insufficient? Or did some surgical part go wrong... Why is that one eye like that? Is there some other reason?; It looks so strange that I'm angry 2) During ptosis correction, is the surgical method where they tell you to open and close each eye about 10 times? really ptosis correction? It felt like the muscles inside my eye were being pulled a lot? It felt extremely, extremely stiff and sore... enough to make tears come out on their own... Is that right?;; I don't think the ptosis correction worked on both sides............★Ah! In the photo I'm wearing circle lenses and drew the line thickly, so it may be a little hard to judge, but even with circle lenses the unevenness is obvious. (Meaning it is worse when I remove the makeup)★ 3) The uneven epicanthoplasty bothers me so much that I want to balance it quickly........ What is the minimum amount of time after surgery before this can be done? I looked into various things, but 6 months is too long. Since epicanthoplasty is just opening it a little, it should be possible a bit sooner, right? What is the minimum time before it can be done? 4) Other than that, please give me your evaluation of my eyes. I'm not very satisfied......;