Our bodies can be quite surprising. For instance, what exactly are butt or back dimples? These small indentations, often referred to as “dimples of Venus,” commonly appear on women’s lower backs.
Known also as “Venus Holes,” they have various names. Men refer to them as “Apollo Holes.”
Let’s delve into a detailed explanation of Venus Holes. There are craters on Venus.
These dimples are formed by a small ligament that gets compressed between the skin and the posterior superior iliac spine.
The area where the pelvic bones meet is where these dimples are more commonly found. Due to the absence of muscle, the skin stretches to fill the gap, resulting in a slight depression or “hole” above the waist.
The term “Venus” is a tribute to the Roman goddess of love and beauty, as it is thought that she embodies beauty itself.
Not everyone possesses these lovely indentations. Venus holes are not something that can be formed; one either has them or does not.
So, what does this all signify?
