Fat Transfer to Lips and Nasolabial Folds Around Mouth

Just had it done! I had a lip lift 4 months ago, and I was not satisfied. To be fair, I started with a very thin upper lip. I did this under local anesthetic, and it was more stressful and painful than I would have liked.
The lips was done to my belly. I received several syringes of anesthesia to my abdomen to prepare, but once underway, it hurt whenever the device reached the edge of where the anesthesia was working. That pain was not too bad, but it put me on edge for the rest of the time. I should mention that I did get a mild sedative at the beginning and I was listening to music for 'deep sleep' on my earphones. The music helped the most.
When it came time to place the fat into my lips, that anesthesia was the most painful-the same as a dental block but times four. I could feel the procedure and the fat going in (it felt cold), but for the most part there was no pain except for on the lower left side. The procedure took about an hour from start to finish.
Afterward, I was covered with a blanket and left to rest for more than an hour. The sedative and music got me to sleep, which is probably the best thing to do after something stressful to the body. I was given some antibiotics to take home, and I will see the doctor tomorrow to check in. I know it will take at least 10 days for the swelling to go down enough for me to feel comfortable going out into public. So far, I am okay with that.

Still swollen and a little sore. Definitely less swollen than yesterday.

I have read countless times that asymmetry and swelling is normal in the first few weeks, but now I am getting worried. All I can do is wait and hope I don't run into anyone I know for a while. There is heaviness and swelling in my right philtrum and upper lip, and heaviness and swelling in my smile line on the left side. My smile looks too wide and asymmetrical. Plus, my jowls are swollen. I don't like this at 10 days post op!