As I got older, my eyelids began to droop, making it difficult to open my eyes, and wrinkles kept forming on my forehead. It bothered me, so I decided to have surgery, and I am satisfied because the results turned out naturally and well. I had upper blepharoplasty with Director Lee Jung-woo at Lee & Lee Plastic Surgery, and also received Botox in my forehead and between my eyebrows. I had senile pseudoptosis.. and because it only looked like ptosis due to sagging skin, he told me that there was no need for ptosis correction and that I would be able to open my eyes well with just upper blepharoplasty. When going around for consultations, there are hospitals that unconditionally recommend ptosis correction, but I recommend looking into it carefully before having surgery, and when I searched, I found that ptosis correction also seems to be a surgery with quite a few side effects.. If your eyes do not need it, I do not think there is any need to do it unnecessarily. For me, it is comfortable to open my eyes now, and my eyebrows do not move up when I open my eyes, my eyes feel bigger, and it looks natural, so it does not even look like I had surgery. My friends around me also say it turned out naturally and well, and I am satisfied as well.