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Eye Re-Surgery

Intuitively, is under-eye fat repositioning a fairly high-risk procedure?

I booked a Saturday morning appointment for an under-eye fat repositioning surgery consultation and even booked a train ticket (I live outside the capital area) (but I canceled it) But after only getting one consultation, it seemed too risky to rush through it before Chuseok, so for now I’m thinking about looking into the surgery itself a lot, searching reviews and other posts, and getting consultations at 2-3 or 3-4 clinics, then maybe having it done calmly around December in winter, with more time to spare. Is under-eye fat repositioning intuitively high-risk?? As for strabismus, if the doctor doesn’t touch the area around the inferior rectus muscle (strabismus complication) or if I’m not congenitally unusual, there should be little concern, and for hollowing after under-eye fat repositioning, unless the doctor messes up and only removes fat instead of repositioning it, it seems like it should be fine if done appropriately. But near the surgical area, around the conjunctiva, there are tiny structures related to the eyeball and optic nerve, muscles, ligaments, etc., so it seems risky. As for the cornea, unless the doctor is a quack, I’m not worried about that. This is hard. I thought under-eye fat repositioning looked easy after seeing celebrities get it done

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