Board certified plastic surgeon Dr. Michael K. Obeng tells PEOPLE how the device works and whether it’s safe to use Getty A new beauty trend is taking over social media, popular among people who wish ...

Only about 20% to 30% of the world's population has natural dimples, according to Allure Plastic Surgery. ShutterDivision - stock.adobe.com A dimpled smile is iconic — and rare. And since we always ...

In some cultures, dimples are seen as a sign of beauty or even good luck. But what causes dimples, and why do some people have them while others don't? Dimples are small, natural indentations in the ...

Dimples, charming indentations often gracing smiles, arise from a zygomaticus major muscle variation. This genetic trait, frequently inherited, enhances facial attractiveness, boosting perceived ...

Although artificial hips allow many people to remain mobile, the things do wear out after a while, often requiring replacement surgeries. The need for such operations may soon become less frequent, ...

Named after the Roman Goddess of Beauty, Venus, they are linked to low body fat, better blood circulation and a healthy lifestyle rather than sexual characteristics which have gripped the majority of ...

Board certified plastic surgeon Dr. Michael K. Obeng tells PEOPLE how the device works and whether it’s safe to use Some social media users are trying to achieve the look using a "dimple maker" device ...