Brows usually return to their natural shape in about 3 months after brow cutting, with the exact recovery time varying from person to person. Brow cutting surgery involves removing a piece of skin between the eyebrow and the upper eyelid to change the shape of the eyebrow, and it can also correct mild ptosis. The stitches can be removed about 2 weeks after brow cutting, after removing the stitches, the wound gradually recovers and the effect of the brow shape can be initially seen. 3 months after the operation, the eye shape can usually be restored to its natural form, at this time the tissues have recovered well, but due to the different physique of the individual, there is a difference in the recovery time after the operation. In addition, if the patient is negligent in postoperative care, it will also lead to prolonged recovery time, and will also affect the effect of eyebrow cutting surgery. Therefore, it is recommended to keep the wound dry and clean before removing the stitches, avoid spicy and irritating foods, and eat more fresh vegetables and fruits to promote wound healing.