I don’t have ptosis. Should I get eye shape correction when double-handed?

I've been to about 10 consultations and narrowed it down to the best I could before deciding on one. They said I needed incisions, epicanthoplasty, fat removal, and eye correction.
  Almost all of the consultations I've had so far have been like this.
 But I went to an ophthalmologist for something else before and asked the doctor during treatment, and he said I had ptosis. So, during the double eye consultation, the ophthalmologist said that I couldn't have my eyelids done. I asked if I really needed to have my eyelids bridged, and they
 said that the bridges I see at the ophthalmologist are different from the bridges I see at a plastic surgery clinic, so
 I need to bridge my eyes (this part is similar to other plastic surgery clinics). I said)
 The side effects are not excessive, but it's okay if you don't do it. So,
 I went to the ophthalmologist today and got a proper ptosis test.
 I definitely don't have ptosis , but they said it's okay to get
 the eyelid surgery because it's not a dangerous surgery.
 I'm really worried. I can't do the eyelid surgery, so I have to get the eyelid surgery.
 I wonder if it will work,
 but the plastic surgeon said it is necessary and I need some advice on what to do
 .