We had a client denied warranty service on his high-end guitar because he listened to some BS on the Internet AND acted on it. We also turned him away because undoing the carnage was not profitable for us AND we are far too busy. The guy lied to me too and then admitted he lied so the hell with him, leave.
What I wanted to add is that regardless of if any level or RH manipulation makes any difference if that top was not built with 40 - 50% RH, seasoned woods, etc. it's a moving target for many years if not forever and likely not worth repairing in favor of replacing it with a stable top produced in proper RH.
It will also crack until the cows come home in time if you do get it back to shape if again it was not built in proper RH.
I always tell folks that job one of guitar building is working out what it's going to take to have that 40 - 50% RH range in one's shop for the duration of the building. Folks don't like to hear this they want to run machines and use edge tools, understandably but there is a reason why operating rooms are very clean.... it will bite you later if it wasn't. Guitars are no different since wood moves far more than... well never mind I'm a nice guy.
Hope you are doing great Sarge!!!