Recovery care is one part of a quote worth reading line by line, so it helps to know what a recovery description actually covers. This page reads the published description first and the money questions second.
What a recovery description covers
The American Society of Plastic Surgeons says that during eyelid surgery recovery, lubricating ointment and cold compresses may be applied, and in some cases your eyes may be loosely covered with gauze, after your procedure is completed.
That is a description of care, not a price. The society's page on eyelid surgery recovery is the place to read the surrounding detail before you compare figures.
Reading safety beside recovery
Safety information sits on its own page, so read it next to the recovery material rather than instead of it. The society's page on eyelid surgery risks and safety pairs with the recovery page when you want the full picture behind a quote.
Where you have room to ask
The care described above is the part of a quote you can ask about line by line. Ask whether the figure includes follow-up visits and any supplies, or whether those are priced separately. For a general overview to read before that talk, the NHS page on eyelid surgery is a plain starting point.
What to confirm in writing
Get the answers to those questions on paper. The written quote should say what recovery care it covers and whether the figure is a ballpark range or a firm quote. The MedlinePlus entry on eyelid disorders can help you look up unfamiliar terms in the wording you are given.