I went along with my daughter and ended up getting my eyes done too

I was never really interested in plastic surgery or anything like that. My eyes did feel a bit heavy, but I just lived with it thinking that was how it was. But at some point, my upper eyelids started drooping, and I felt like they were blocking my field of vision. There were even a few times when I was driving and couldn’t see the upper area well, so I almost got into an accident.... The reason I went is kind of funny: my daughter said she wanted semi-out double eyelids, so I went to the clinic with her. I just went along as her guardian, but after the director finished her consultation, he said, “Mother, shall we take a look at your eyes too?” ~^^ He said that if I had ptosis correction, my field of vision would open up and opening my eyes would become much easier, but that an incisional method would be more definite. He showed me progress photos of similar cases. After seeing those, I started leaning toward it, and in the end, my daughter and I booked surgery side by side. The mom who just tagged along ended up getting surgery too This probably isn’t that common, right? After it was all over, I didn’t notice at first, but later on, I realized I don’t have to strain when opening my eyes~ I hadn’t realized it before, but I must have been unconsciously putting a lot of strength into my forehead. Now that that’s gone, my eyes feel less tired even at the end of the day. My daughter’s line settled beautifully too, and my ptosis correction turned out nice and refreshing, so while we were recovering, the two of us kept laughing at each other’s swollen faces and making a fuss. My husband doesn’t know exactly what I had done, but he said my expression looks brighter That kind of reaction was actually the best. It’s not that I changed in an obvious way, but that my impression changed naturally. If your eyes feel heavy like mine and even block your field of vision, look into ptosis correction. Don’t just dismiss it as aging~~