Nowadays, many of the so-called netizens mostly like to make their eyes very big. Not only in the software beauty, but also in real life, through the plastic surgeon’s scalpel, the inner corner of the eye is opened to the bridge of the nose, the outer corner of the eye is opened to the outside of the eye socket, and then an eyelid down to form a kind of mild eyelid ectropion, and beautifully called “innocent eyes”. However, in terms of traditional aesthetics, this “innocent eye” is not in line with traditional aesthetics. Our eyes must have a parallel angle to ensure that the external and internal canthal ligaments are pulled. This state of “innocent eyes” is a medical condition. Some children in their twenties find this look attractive, but people grow up, and when you are 30 or even 40, will these eyes still match your age? Therefore, I personally refuse to accept candidates who have “innocent eyes”. Some people don’t care, they say it’s not a big deal if I change my eyes after 30, the fad is changing. But when your inner corner of the eye is open to the bridge of the nose, the outer corner of the eye is open to the eye socket, and the lower lid is turned out to the wind and tears, you want to go back and fix it again? That’s a lot more work than opening this one. Not only is scarring a problem, but it is also very difficult to lengthen or lift the lid after the lid has been removed. After the surgery, it is difficult to achieve a natural state and the person will look very “fake”, which I believe we have all seen before. There is a disease called Kabuki syndrome. The pathology of this disease is that the eyes are very large, the lower lid is a third of the way out, the orbits are lengthened downward, and the jaws are deformed, a state of disease, but it is also a look that Netflix is now eager to pursue. The doctor’s treatment is not what the patient wants to take any medicine, medical plastic surgery should not go against the basic aesthetics. It is important to respect the opinions of the beauty seekers, but it is more important to respect our knowledge, our heart.