According to the new york post, on 13 november 2022, a japanese mother asked a nine-year-old daughter for eye-skin surgery, claiming that it would make her more beautiful。
A picture of lucie and his 9-year-old daughter, mickey
The mother's name is lucky, and there are five children. On 11 november 2022, she was interviewed in the media about the reasons for having her daughter perform eye-skin surgery. “in the eyes of asians, assessing whether a person is beautiful and with a pair of eyelids is the minimum requirement”, said rucci. “i've been in pain without eyes since i was a child. My mother and sister have big eyes, eyeslids, but i don't. Everyone praises my sister for being cute and for giving her candy, but i have never been so praised. A girl must have eyeslids, and i have never seen a girl with one eyelid and a pretty girl.”
According to luchi, she had undergone eye-skin surgery at the age of 18. But for her daughter, she wants to be operated on early, and she doesn’t want to grow up with a single eyelid. “i don’t want her entire adolescence to suffer from eyes. That's the main concern of me。
Mickey, a 9-year-old girl after surgery
With that conviction, luchi was operated on with mickey, a 9-year-old daughter who was in primary school. The little girl, mitch, was influenced by her mother and felt deeply that she needed surgery. "i want to do plastic surgery. I think my eyes are too narrow to look at people. And i think if you could bear the pain of plastic surgery, you would already be a beautiful person. It is known that normal eyelid surgery can normally be completed in 20 minutes, while little girl mitch's surgery took two hours and the anesthesia lapsed during the operation。
Mickey in surgery
Japan ranks fourth in the world in the number of plastic surgery. Japanese law provides that a minor may perform plastic surgery with the consent of his or her parents. However, suzuki, a japanese psychologist, did not favour plastic surgery as a child, arguing that it would put the child in “psychological distress”. “a minor child's image of himself or herself is still blurred. As children grow older, their image will change and may need to be re-organised to get closer to their ideal image.” suzuki ji-hong。
I've been interviewing lucky and her daughter mickey
