Should I let my eyebrows grow in before a brow lift?

For unique cases where a variety of modalities could be used to treat the condition, I would suggest an in person or virtual consultation to develop a custom and effective treatment plan. It is difficult to precisely define the best option without collecting the same information. I suggest reaching out to an expert for a consultation with surgical and non-surgical methods to get a comprehensive option. Best, Dr. Emer.

There are many factors that may impact the type of procedure you have as well as the extent of surgery. If you plan to continue to shape your brows in the same way after surgery then it may be best to continue as you are. It is recommended you have this discussion with your treating surgeon as their opinion may differ.

You should be set on your shape and position. There can be minor tweaks. If you tattoo or micro blade I would advise my patient to consider how my brow lift will affect their desired aesthetic.
Hope that helps. Happy to look at pictures and guide you further. Best of luck.

Have your brow groomed as you would desire it to appear after surgery. That will give you and your surgeon the best foundation to create your final appearance.

I that that it would be best to allow your eyebrows to grow in before making a decision regarding browlift surgery. Please see a board certified plastic surgeon experienced in facial rejuvenation. There is much that goes into the decision for a browlift and you and your surgeon should have the benefit of analyzing your true brow appearance before making any decisions. Good luck!

It would be best to shape your brows the way you like it; with that "information" it would be easier to position your brows during brow lift. This is best to be discussed with your surgeon ahead of surgery. Good luck.

It would be helpful for the surgeon to know where the natural brow hairs grow. If you shape your brow prior to your browlift this may cause a surgeon to underestimate how much lift can be achieved.

Yes, that's probably good idea So that your surgeon can see exactly the position of your entire eyebrow, including asymmetric eyebrows. Another issue to be concerned about regarding your brow lift is important to know how high your hairline is which will determine the incision placement. Another issue to consider is the vertical and horizontal creases in the forehead and whether or not those muscles need to be softened as well.