即使 + [condition],[subject] + 也 + [result]
[subject] + 即使 + [condition] + 也 + [result]
即使…也 says the result stands even if the condition comes true. 即使 opens the condition, and 也 goes before the verb of the result, after its subject. It sits between neutral and formal: you'll hear it in speech, and it is the usual choice in writing.
The condition is usually something that hasn't happened, or something you grant for the sake of argument. For a plain fact, 虽然…但是 is the usual choice.
English "even if" stands alone. Here the second half needs 也, not 但是.
就算…也 means the same and is more spoken; it has its own point.