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Is it possible to make an eyelid crease less visible? (Photos)

Trustworthy537145Feb 16, 2026

I’m 18 years old and female and was curious if it’s possible to make an eyelid crease less visible, I hate how mine makes my eye look sunken in and I wish my upper eyelid looked more flat, just curious if something like that is even possible

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