The results are beautiful - I love my face

First let me say my results are beautiful. I look in the mirror and love my eyes. I love my face. Yet, I look so natural and like me that no one knows I had surgery. At the time I write this it is 3 months and 3 weeks from my surgery. I think I still have healing ongoing. I'm done pictures I still look like I have bags. Nothing like before. Much smaller. This could be what normal under eyes do or like I said I could still have some healing. Many years ago I had a tummy tuck ( different surgeon, different time) and my results were beautiful but it took a year before I could say I was healed. Every body is different.
The reason for my 4 stars is I felt my follow up appointment Dr. Parsa's bedside manner dropped a notch. Before my procedure, the day of my procedure and immediately after my procedure I wanted to praise Dr. Parsa like an angel from heaven. But a week later at my follow up it was like the kid gloves came off and his patience was shorter with me. It seems he caught himself but I left his office wanting to cry but remember you absolutely can't cry after eyelid surgery. And then my video appointment a month later I was hoping to see the original angel Dr. Parsa but instead he behaved rehearsed with me. Not the intentional, personal Dr. Parsa I first met. I found myself afraid I would disappoint him and all further corespondents by text and email I was trying to be positive as if I was trying to get him to genuinely like me again.
However, what really matters is results. And I love my face. I get compliments all the time. People tell me how pretty I am all the time now. Before the procedure I was hearing, you look good for your age by people who didn't even know my age. Now, I just hear that I am a beautiful woman. People tell my husband how beautiful his wife is. I haven't heard compliments like this is about 5 years and now I hear them all the time. I would still choose Dr. Parsa because skill is what matters most. I just wish I didn't feel like he is over me now that he got what he wanted. That's just the way the feeling is. I know I didn't really have anything he needed or wanted. It's just when a doctor treats you differently after he operates on you, then there is a layer of shame to convince yourself isn't legitimate.