Subtitle: Oh, my dear friend, I see headlines like this all the time, and I know they can make you pause and wonder, “What on earth is my body trying to tell me?”

Let me tell you about the first time I noticed those dimples on my lower back.

I was in my late twenties, and I was looking at myself in the mirror. I noticed two small indentations on my lower back. I didn’t know what they were.

I was curious. I did some research, and I learned that they are a normal anatomical feature.

What Are the Dimples of Venus?

A normal anatomical feature. They are a normal feature of human anatomy.

A common variation. They are a common variation.

More common in women. They are more common in women.

A sign of good health. They are often associated with good health.

A sign of low body fat. They are more visible in people with low body fat.

A sign of strong glutes. They are often more visible in people with strong glutes.

The Anatomy

The location. They are located on the lower back, just above the buttocks.

The formation. They are formed by a ligament that connects the skin to the underlying pelvis.

The visibility. The skin is pulled inward by the ligament.

The symmetry. They are symmetrical because they are formed by a pair of ligaments.

The cause. They are a result of the body’s anatomy.

The effect. They create a visual indentation.

What Do They Mean?

They are a sign of good health. They are often associated with good health.

They are a sign of low body fat. They are more visible in people with low body fat.

They are a sign of strong glutes. They are often more visible in people with strong glutes.

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