In-Out Crease

In-Out Crease eyelid surgery creates a double-eyelid line that naturally tucks beneath the epicanthic fold at the inner corner and becomes higher toward the outer corner. It combines the natural appearance of an In-Line Crease with the defined look of a Semi-Out Line Crease, creating a clear yet not overly dramatic impression. The design is adjusted in stages from the center of the crease to its endpoint.

The line is slightly elevated at the inner corner and naturally becomes higher toward the outer corner, combining the advantages of both In-Line Crease and Semi-Out Line Crease designs. It creates a defined yet not overly dramatic impression and complements Asian eyes well.

Recommended for

· Those with monolids or an In-Line Crease · Those who want a noticeable change to their eyes while maintaining a natural, non-excessive look · Those who want both naturalness and glamour

POP's Definition of the In-Out Crease

In-Line Crease

In-Out Crease

A natural yet defined crease line that tucks in naturally at the inner corner and becomes more pronounced and higher toward the outer corner.

Semi-Out Line Crease

Features of POP Plastic Surgery In-Out Crease Eyelid Surgery

Point 1. Gradual In-Out Crease Design

Subtle differences from the center of the double-eyelid line to its endpoint are adjusted in 0.1 mm increments for a refined result.

Stage 1 — Natural In-Out Crease

Stage 2

Stage 3

Point 2. A harmonious In-Out Crease for every eye shape

Overcorrection → In-Out Crease · Before surgery → 1 month after surgery

Monolid → In-Out Crease · Before surgery → 1 month after surgery

Semi-Out Line Crease → In-Out Crease · Before surgery → 1 month after surgery

In-Out Crease Eyelid Surgery POINTS

· Recreates the In-Out Crease design you want · Surgical marks that remain inconspicuous even when the eyes are closed · A natural In-Out Crease is possible even with Revision surgery · Long-lasting results without concern about the crease loosening over time

Surgery Information

| Surgery time: 40 minutes | Anesthesia: Local anesthesia with sedation | Follow-up visits: 1–2 visits | Return to daily activities: Immediately possible

Please Note

Results may vary depending on eyelid thickness and the presence of an epicanthic fold, so consultation is required. Surgical results vary by individual, and side effects such as bleeding, infection, and inflammation may occur.