Revision surgery review

My surgery was scheduled to start at 11 a.m. today, so I went and had it done. The first time, I didn't really know what the operating table looked like or what the procedure was, so I went in without being able to think about anything, but this time, since it was the same hospital, doctor, and I knew the procedure, I was quietly stressed from yesterday; The line was lower than I expected, so I went for revision surgery to raise it by about 3 mm, (for reference, it had been about 5 months) The doctor looked at my eyes and said I had quite a bit of epicanthal fold, so raising it 3 mm into an outfold would be a bit too much; But I still asked him to do it.. I got on the operating table, and because I read in a community post that revision surgery hurts more and takes longer, I was scared, but instead it finished faster, and the pain was about the same;.. Maybe it depends on the person? While it was going on, the doctor moved his hands so fast and did everything quickly, so I thought, I guess that's just how it is, but from his hand movements, I could tell exactly what he was doing. Maybe because it was my second time.. I slowly opened my eyes in the middle and made direct eye contact with the nurse;; I got flustered and tried hard to keep my eyes closed.. haha In the first surgery, they did the left side first, but today he started with the right side. After finishing the right side, when he was about to do the left side, the Mabbak-i song came on the radio, so I tried to focus my attention there; lol The doctor was mumbling(?) and singing along, and right behind me it seemed like a lady had come in to get Botox. So I also felt like he may have hurried. At that moment I felt a little uneasy..; Was he doing it roughly? The first time it took about 40 to 50 minutes, but this time, about 30 minutes? It was over..;; As far as I knew, revision surgery takes longer, so when I asked, "Is it already over?" he said that because he was only raising the line height, and doing it while referring to the existing line, it finished quickly;; Then he washed his hands with water and hurried out, telling me to come on Wednesday to have the stitches removed.. But maybe the swelling was less than the first time, it looked the same as the line I had before. I even wondered, 'Is this really raised by 3 mm..'; Also, compared with the first time, the feeling that my eyes were heavy and tightly pulled was much less. So I asked the nurse whether it was because it was done roughly or because it was my second time, and she said it is usually less like that with revision surgery, and that the swelling would go down a bit faster too..~ I came out of the operating room, got the prescription, went to the pharmacy, bought medicine, took it, and came home.. Because the revision surgery was so fast, I felt relieved but also a little disappointed(?), but the line seems to have come out okay.. unlike what I worried about. If anyone is going to have revision surgery, don't be too scared~ Since you have more experience than the first time, it doesn't hurt that much^^ →But what I'm curious about is, I can't see the scar from the previous line. Is that normal? →Also, there is bleeding from the part with the stitches. Is that okay?? Now it has formed a scab.~ (I didn't have this during my first surgery;) No zero comments~~