I will say “no” because I don’t care for piercings in general and dislike facial piercings in particular.
That said, it is your body and your decision. Should you choose to get one and I encounter you I will say nothing about your personal choice in ornamentation.
Brow? Bro! Dime a dozen. Eyeball piercing, now that’ll turn some heads. Look into it!
My older daughter got an eyebrow piercing at around that age. I am not sure if she still has one; I have long since stopped noticing what specific jewelry she chooses to wear unless it is something striking.
I would say no. The reason is that eyebrow piercings are the one piercing which leaves a fairly obvious scar if you go off it, take it out, and leave it to heal. You’ll always be missing a bit of eyebrow where the follicles got damaged. And it’s right in the main line of vision of anyone talking to you, so it’s really, really obvious.
There’s lots of places you can get pierced which don’t leave such lasting marks smack bang in the middle of your face.
yawn That’s so 2013.
I can’t speak for everyone, obviously, but this is completely not true for me. I had mine for several years, about a decade ago, and I can no longer even tell which side it was on. And literally, there wasn’t much scarring to notice within weeks of it coming out, let alone missing eyebrow.
At 17, the legal answer, depending on where he lives, is most likely “It’s up to mommy and daddy”. No legitimate piercer is going to work on a minor without parental permission and risk losing their livelyhood. The ones who would take that risk are not the ones you want poking holes in your face. (full disclosure - I accompanied my son to get his ear pierced when he was 16. I’m not against body mods in general)
At 18 I would have a different answer, but at this point it’s moot. The OP is not 18 and doesn’t indicate when he will be.
Almost always, yet we still come here 
Yep. Everyone saying that he shouldn’t get one because it will hurt job prospects is just a tad behind the times. I’ve met lawyers with tattoos, inked veterinarians, pierced teachers, modded out mechanics and barbers, and on and on. You’re not going to be relegated to folding tshirts at Hot Topic for a single facial piercing. And if you want a job that has a no-visible piercing policy you can put a clear retainer in for your shift.
I don’t personally love eyebrow piercings on most people, because they jut off the face in a way I don’t find appealing, but if you find an experienced piercer that choses the correct placement then it can look nice.
Tip: don’t go cheap. You’re paying someone to put a hole in your face, look for someone who has experience, training, and the proper certification, not Crazy Eddy at the Discount Piercing Pagoda. And don’t buy crummy jewelry.
You said “Do what you want - it’s your look, your body, your life. And your decision.” and it’s not, not when they are only 17. You post was legally and ethically incorrect.
When the Op* is* 18, then bring pie…
True, it’s possible to find a decent job when tatted or pierced out. But it’s harder. It’s damn fucking hard for a 18yo fersh out of HS to find a job in any case. Reducing that chance by even a little is plain foolish.
I’m going to say no, but who gives a rat’s ass what I think? I personally find them stupid, but what do I know? Ain’t my face, ain’t my decision.
I’m leaning slightly “against”, but you know, it really matters very little whether you do it or whether you don’t.
By the way, OP, I’m old enough to be your mama, but I think you’re adorable just the way you are.
Dear God, no. Eyebrow piercings just look like you got a fishing hook caught through your eyebrow, and decided to cut it and pimp it rather than remove it.
I forbid it.