Hi Stollie I would suggest going in to your surgeon with a face that has not been injected with Botox. The reasons for this: Botox can drop the brows--and sometimes raise them--giving the surgeon the false impression that you might need a brow lift when in fact all you need is an upper blepharoplasty.Botox can lessen crows feet wrinkling and diminish your marionette fold and even neck cords, so it's better to do without. Those aging elements can be addressed at the time of surgery but your surgeon won't get the idea of the real you, the you that is he/she is going to be working with/on. In our practice, if a new patient who is considering blepharoplasty or facelift has had Botox or any other neurotoxin, we send them away and ask them to return again in 2-3 months based on the timing of their previous injection. So you will only be postponing surgery if you get it--or your surgeon won't be able to accurately assess your baseline state. Good luck in your consultation!