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Eye Surgery Considerations

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My son usually had difficulty opening his eyes due to ptosis, opened his eyes using his forehead, and his vision kept worsening, so I had been thinking I should have it done for him when he got a little older. But then, perhaps because it was hard for him, he brought it up first and said he wanted to do it, so we decided on surgery and searched for hospitals known for male eyes. After searching online and contacting a few places, many said they could not operate on upper-grade elementary school students... My son’s ptosis is on the severe side, so if we did it at an ophthalmology clinic, insurance would apply and the cost would be lower, but I heard sleep anesthesia was not possible and that removing fat from the eyes would also be difficult, so we considered the cosmetic aspect as well and went for consultations at plastic surgery clinics. We visited a total of three hospitals known for male eyes, and since he is a child, I was very worried about whether it would turn out well. Among them, the doctor examined him carefully, had a lot of experience with male eyes, listened well to our opinions about the line and eye shape, and communicated well, so we decided on Director Oh Jae-yoon at One Pick. The director reflected individual needs well, listened kindly and calmly to all our many questions until the end, and explained things well, so I felt confident it would go well. My son is still young, but I hope the surgical result will be good~

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