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This Is The Fastest Growing Anti-Aging Procedure for Your Face

The rejuvenating trend is raising eyebrows.

Cailey PetschHealth and Beauty Intern

PublishedApr 23, 2026, 6:00 PM EDT

UpdatedApr 23, 2026, 6:01 PM EDT

Updated Apr 23, 2026, 6:01 PM EDTPublished Apr 23, 2026, 6:00 PM EDT

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The fastest-growing trend in plastic surgery is refreshing patients’ faces and permanently raising their eyebrows.

Brow lift procedures saw a sharp increase in 2025, according to an annual audit released by the British Association of Plastic Surgeons.

The procedure, which repositions the forehead to raise the eyebrows and smooth wrinkles, is surging in popularity, seeing an overall growth rate of 27 percent in 2025 alone.

Brow lifts made major headlines in 2025 when actress Denise Richards, 55, underwent the procedure with top Beverly Hills plastic surgeon Dr. Ben Talei.

Talei performed a temporal brow lift during Richards’s full face lift to create a more youthful appearance.

The Real Housewives of Orange County star Tamra Judge, 58, was even further ahead of the trend when she underwent a brow lift in 2024.

“Brow lifts have come a long way,” Judge told RealSelf after her procedure. “They used to leave you with a big scar across your forehead, but I had it done endoscopically, so I just have four little areas of minimal scarring in my hairline.”

​The brow lift has steadily grown in popularity since 2023, when the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) noted an astonishing 18 percent increase from the previous year. The procedure comes at a premium, however: the ASPS estimates its cost at $5,460 in the United States.

Clinics have taken notice of the procedure’s rise among their clientele: RefinedMD, a dermatology and plastic surgery center in California, declared it the “quiet comeback star” of 2025.

The report revealed that other, more traditional cosmetic procedures have experienced a major decline. In 2025, breast implant surgeries took a hit in popularity, leading to an eight percent decline.

The number of reductions and breast implant removals, however, grew significantly in 2025, with 4,673 and 850 procedures performed, respectively.

“For the first time, we are seeing the number of patients undergoing breast reduction and implant removal surpass those opting for augmentation,” BAAPS president Nora Nugent said, as reported by the Guardian. “This reflects a broader shift away from exaggerated curves towards a more natural silhouette, one that better complements active lifestyles and the continued rise of athleisure fashion.”

Cailey PetschHealth and Beauty Intern

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