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Bookmark or Share- Outie Belly Button Causes and When To Worry - Verywell HealthOutie belly buttons are usually the result of normal variations in how the umbilical cord heals. The belly button is essentially a scar; some people have an inward scar (an "innie") and others develop a slight outward bulge (an "outie"). A couple of medical conditions can lead to an outie belly button.
- Innies Vs. Outies - What Decides The Shape Of Your Belly Button?We usually classify them into two main groups: innies and outies, depending on whether they go inward or stick out. Although getting an innie or an outie is a matter of chance, most people have innies.
- What Causes an Innie or Outie Belly Button? - HealthlineInnie belly buttons are much more common than outies. But most of the time, outie formation is simply luck of the draw. A few exceptions exist, though. Babies with certain medical conditions that...
- Innie vs. Outie Vagina: Which Is More Common? - MedicineNetBoth innie and outie vaginas are equally common, although some studies suggest that over 50% of women have outies. The length of the labia minora and labia majora determines whether a person has an innie or outie vagina.
- Innie vs. outie vagina: What are the differences? Learn more hereWhen people refer to an innie or outie vagina, they are typically referring to the labia majora and labia minora. Some people may also refer to these parts of the vulva as the “lips.” The labia...
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