Questions before you start

Optifold works best for people whose eyelids can form or almost form a crease, but the crease is unstable, uneven, shallow, or inconsistent.

The easiest way to check is to complete the assessment and send your eyelid profile video so our team can review your eyelid behavior.

Every Optifold tape is designed, manufactured and cut in Canada by a Canadian medical-tape manufacturer, from medical-grade, latex-free 3M tape. You wear it on your eyelids all night, so we tell you exactly what it is made of.

Some people see a temporary crease within the first few uses. Lasting results take longer: on average, about 3 to 6 months for uneven eyelids and 8 to 10 months for single eyelids.

Results depend on applying and removing the tapes consistently, in the same place every time.

Optifold is mainly designed for night use. You wear the tapes while sleeping, remove them in the morning, and go through the day without visible tape.

This is different from regular daytime eyelid tape, which is usually used for a temporary cosmetic look.

Optifold is designed differently from basic cosmetic eyelid tape. The goal is to guide the eyelid crease in a controlled way instead of randomly pulling the skin for a daytime look.

Incorrect tape type, poor placement, or repeated pulling can make eyelids look heavier over time, which is why placement and removal matter.

That is one of the most common reasons people use Optifold. Many customers have one stable eye and one difficult eye that collapses, changes, or forms a lower crease.

The difficult eye may need a different tape size, angle, or placement strategy.

This can happen because eyelids change with puffiness, sleep, fatigue, hydration, and how strongly the crease has stabilized.

A crease that appears and disappears is not always a bad sign. It can mean the eyelid is responding, but the crease is not stable yet.

If you are not seeing progress, the first thing to check is placement. Even a small difference in tape height or angle can change how the eyelid folds.

Our team may ask for updated videos so we can see whether the tape is too high, too low, too flat, or not matching your crease target.

No. The tapes are designed with a specific orientation for each eye. Flipping the tape changes how it interacts with the eyelid and can disrupt the crease pattern.

Use the correct side and size shown in your instructions.

Tapes are for customers who want to follow the method on their own.

EyelidCare™ adds monthly support for placement, video review, and routine adjustments.

Results Guaranteed is the highest-support pathway for qualified clients who want close guidance through the correction process.

It depends on your eyelid condition and how fully you have healed. Do not apply tape over fresh wounds, irritation, or scar tissue that has not settled.

If your eyelid shape changed because of scar tissue, nerve issues, or muscle problems, Optifold may not be the right method.

No. Night Eye Beauté (ナイトアイボーテ) is a liquid adhesive that bonds the eyelid skin to itself overnight and is washed off in the morning. Cogit's night tape is a single 2 mm roll or pre-cut strip. Optifold is a two-piece nighttime tape system: an F-tape that sets the crease path and an N-tape that supports the fold while the eye is closed, peeled off in the morning. It costs more per month than either; what the extra buys is the two-piece construction, the fit assessment and the guidance.