I went to my daughter's consultation and came back with a meal.

This winter, my high school daughter and I are going to the hospital for consultations to become prettier, and the surgery date has been set for me and my eldest child.
My second child, who wasn't really interested in her appearance, said she wanted her eyes to get bigger (I'm not exaggerating, her eyes are the size of a shirt button), so I went with her to the hospital where she had made a reservation for nose surgery.

I didn't seem to have a particularly strong desire to have surgery, and since I can't stand pain very well, I decided not to go to multiple hospitals for consultations and just go to this hospital and the hospital that had my cheekbones reduced, so today I went to the hospital in Apgujeong first.

But...
 wow...
 I was aware of it too, but why didn't I think about it seriously...
 I have severe ptosis (I always open my eyes with my forehead), so my ability to open my eyes is very weak. Moreover, it is inevitable that there will be more wrinkles on the forehead later... my child.

The director said that for eyes like this, the muscles that open the eyes need to be improved, but eye correction surgery is a difficult surgery that must be performed by a truly expert, and is a very painful surgery for the patient, so wait until you become an adult and realize the need (after 2-3 years). He said that he had to do it to make it easier to endure the pain, so he gave up on it. Of
 
course, he could do it himself, but he recommended getting it done from an experienced doctor who often performs difficult eye surgeries.
I would also like to add that cases like my child should be seen by an experienced doctor.

My child is not that desperate for dual skills.
But I feel sad because I wanted to give her big, clear eyes as a Christmas present.
I was completely hit by the director.
 
Is there anyone like my child who has had a dramatic transformation from small, buttonhole-sized eyes with severe ptosis?

I received semi-agreement to introduce my eldest child to the director if the nose surgery goes well for me and my older child.

Ah... the director has a lot of experience and is conscientious, but I don't think I can give you information about the hospital because my child and I haven't had nose surgery yet.
I will give you hospital information if the surgery goes well.

I'll attach a photo of the huge snow haha.