Dimples, those small depressions visible on the cheeks, are considered by many to be an attractive facial feature. Their presence is determined by genetics and the structure of the facial muscles. The zygomaticus major muscle, responsible for drawing the mouth corners upwards when smiling, sometimes exhibits a bifid variation, creating the indentation known as a dimple.
The appeal of dimples often stems from their association with youthfulness and perceived attractiveness. Throughout history and across cultures, they have been viewed positively, enhancing facial expressions and adding a unique charm. Consequently, there’s considerable interest in understanding the prevalence of this trait within global populations.
