Can natural adhesion be done over the incision scar?

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 Hello, I had double eyelid surgery a few years ago using only incisions (the first time I had it, it was very thin, so I did it again).
 People often say that my double eyelids are different from those in my eyes, and that I don't have double eyelids at all, but when I open my eyes, it's fine, but
 when I close my eyes, I have double eyelids. Different from your country? I have a white scar. People don't even know it's a scar and think it's a double eyelid.
 Do all incisions end up with scars like this?? I don't know because I've never seen a scar like mine around me and I've never seen anyone with an incision...
 I have an epicanthoplasty scar and the line on one eye is thin enough so I'm satisfied, but on one side (left in the photo) the line is too thick and the scar is disgusting and it feels like it's almost going away now. Next
 year, I plan to have epicanthoplasty reconstruction and double left eye surgery done on the right eye, but
 I really don't think I can handle it if it's done through another incision. .
 I've already done it twice, and if you look closely, you can see that several scars are overlapping.
 
So, is it possible to create a line that is thinner than the line where the incision was already made through natural surgery such as natural adhesion?
 I think it gets even weirder because there is a white scar on it.