(pictured) It's the 3rd week of a man's eye surgery... I'm stressed.

I had eyelid surgery 1 year and 6 months ago, but the fat on my double eyelids saggy and the lines became loose, so I had to have the surgery again 6 months later with an incision. All I had to do was re-draw the line... But I have thick skin so it tends to sag easily? Should I say that the fat under my eyebrows keeps flowing out above my inner double line, perhaps because of my skin tone? So it flowed over the line and covered it, making my eyes feel a bit harsh and stuffy. So I was so stressed out that a year later I went to another hospital, a hospital specializing in Gangnam eyes, and got counseling, and the director said it was because my condition had resolved. So this time, I believed in it and got eye correction, inner double eyelid surgery, and epicanthoplasty.
 
But now three weeks have passed. This was okay when there was swelling after the first surgery, but after the stitches were removed, the swelling went down rapidly and the skin between the eyebrow and double eyelid line began to ooze out a little bit?... So I covered the line a little bit and it looked like a different line from the original line. I feel like my eyes are stuffy and fierce... If I do an inner double eyelid, they will sag again and the skin above the line will cover it, so I regret setting the line higher from the inside and out...
 
In the picture above, it was originally double eyelid line number 1, but the skin above the double eyelid is flowing. Due to the drop, the existing line is covered, so it looks like a new strange line like in picture 2... I drew it in detail in picture 4, and originally I drew a black line, but due to sagging skin, the flesh flows down over the line, making it look like a red line. ..
 
I had the surgery 3 times, but since it keeps happening, I guess I should have done the outer fold as shown in picture 3 instead of the inner double eyelid in the first place. If you hold it high from the inside like that, even if it flows down, it will flow naturally and the line will look pretty, but in the first place, I held it with a narrow inner pair, so the line above the front of the eye is crushed, and the outer line is alive, so the eyes end up looking sharp and stuffy...
 
So the conclusion is: It's only been 3 weeks since the surgery, but I'd like to have the surgery again by outfolding the line again and raising it higher from the inside. Would it be okay if I talk to the hospital where I had the surgery originally? I spent a lot of money, almost 300, but I don't know why it would cost so much more... Another thing I'm worried about is that surgery is usually done after 6 months, but if it's only 3 weeks old, will it cause damage to my eyes? I'm worried about many things these days. I thought this would be the last time, but I ended up feeling stressed and depressed...