Time is the medicine. 2 months after buried-suture double eyelid surgery

My eyelids were so thin -_-;; Even if it weren’t for cosmetic reasons, they were the kind of eyes that needed it. The kind where the upper eyelids would sink in deeply later on;;; So I did epicanthoplasty and buried-suture double eyelid surgery together. To start with the conclusion, I think it’s more or less okay. Except for the lingering regret that it would have been much better if the epicanthoplasty had been done about 1 mm more And what I feel now is that time really is the medicine. Even up to the one-month mark, something felt awkward, so my boyfriend kept criticizing me like crazy, asking if the surgery had gone wrong -_-;;; But now that about two months have passed, it has really become much more natural. The morning swelling has also gone down a lot. Usually after surgery, you get really puffy in the morning;; and it only goes down a bit by evening, you know;; Days where looking in the mirror was my job -_-; Dark days when I couldn’t let go of Q&A sites haha Oh, and one case where a failure became a success;; When you do epicanthoplasty, they put stitches at the front, right? Later, when the stitches are removed, that area can be slightly swollen in a little protruding shape. This still hasn’t gone away much... But it’s right below the beginning of my eye, so it looks like aegyo-sal haha It merged with the very, very tiny under-eye fullness that was originally next to it haha and made a small but still decent aegyo-sal haha And the more the swelling goes down, the eyes get a little bigger bit by bit. Probably because when there is swelling, it presses down on the eyelids;; Rather than getting dramatically bigger, should I say they look a bit more defined? Since I had the surgery with a slightly out-line shape, people could suspect that I had surgery haha but I think this will also be okay once more time passes and the fine swelling goes down^^ In the back, I drew a little eyeliner.. After drawing it, I found myself wanting lateral canthoplasty too sob sob Anyway, don’t worry too much I hope you live with the mindset that time is the medicine