Have you ever noticed two small indentations on your lower back, just above your buttocks? These are commonly called Venus dimples. Named after Venus, the Roman goddess of love and beauty, these tiny, symmetrical depressions have long been admired as symbols of attractiveness, health, and vitality.

How They Form
Venus dimples appear because of a ligament that connects the skin to a bony point on the pelvis called the posterior superior iliac spine. This attachment creates the visible dips on the lower back. They’re more noticeable in people with lower body fat and toned muscles, but ultimately, genetics decide whether you have them. If your parents or grandparents do, chances are you might too.
