I will support her on the premise of micro-plastic surgery. My mother's money is her own. No matter how old she is, she has the right to love beauty. Her children have no position to interfere at all. What they can do is to help her see how the doctors in this micro hospital are and whether they are reliable.

My mother had micro-plastic surgery. She has spots on her face, and we all love beauty, so I understand that my mother suddenly saw many spots on her face, and there is no way to cure them through skin care. Then she inexplicably contacted a local micro-plastic surgery hospital with a relatively large scale. I went to see it, and I felt ok. Looks professional. Then they recommended hyaluronic acid, tens of thousands, and I don't know how many times. Anyway, I went with me. Later, an uncle and aunt of mine went to this hospital with a little heart. She had a double eyelid surgery and was operated on by a younger girl. After the left and right eye operations, she felt a little different. She was very anxious. I've seen it, too. It seems that one of them is really swollen.

Therefore, if your mother wants plastic surgery, if it is not micro-plastic surgery, it is really not recommended. Micro-surgery has certain risks, not to mention major surgery. And even if it is micro-integer, it depends on what project it is, the analysis coefficient of this project, and the medical skill of the scalpel doctor. These are all considered comprehensively. Let's go with mom.

I don't think you really have the right to stop your mother from spending her money on anything, but you have the obligation to help your mother. In short, it is everyone's right to love beauty, and it is most important to live happily and healthily.