Not currently, but in works of history I feel like I've usually seen Native Americans clean shaven; were there any prominent Native Americans that had beards? Was it a culture thing?
Basically, plucking of facial hair (eyebrows included) was once a widespread practice throughout North America, as hairy faces were often stigmatized favoring a smooth face as a sign of one being cultured, civilized and intelligent.
You might be interested in these answers to other questions:
Native Americans generally didn't have beards. Do we know what they thought of the bearded and mustachioed Europeans and their decedents? - answers by /u/ahalenia and /u/400-Rabbits
Why are Native Americans often depicted/described as having little to no facial hair? - answer by /u/Reedstilt