How To Get Back Dimples If You Don’t Have Them
Have you ever desired to have back dimples? Well, now you can.
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Back dimples, also known as Venus dimples in women and Apollo dimples in men, are today a sought-after beauty mark. They occur naturally as indentations around the area where the pelvic bones meet and are genetically inherited.
Apart from being aesthetically pleasing, Venus dimples are considered to be an indicator of:
- A healthy body circulation system.
- A healthy sex life.
Can You Get Back Dimples If You Don’t Have Them?
As they occur naturally, it means that you are either born with or without them. So, what if you're part of the latter group but still want them? Can you get them?
Yes, you can.
While you can’t exercise your way to a good pair of back dimples, there is a cosmetic surgical procedure that will let you have them.
Vaser Liposuction
Vaser liposuction is a minimally invasive liposuction method that uses ultrasound probe to remove excess fat. The process of artificially creating Venus dimples, also known as the “V-Spot” treatment, is the surgical procedure that uses VaserLipo technology to help you get those back dimples you dreamed about.
How It Works
In the past, liposuction involved separating excess fat before extracting it. The separated fat was mostly in solid form and had to be broken up before extraction. This led to a lot of pain for the client undergoing the procedure. It also took a lot longer for them to recover.
Vaser liposuction is an improvement on this process which also doubles up as being minimally invasive.
Once a local anesthetic is administered, the targeted fat turns numb. A small ultrasound probe is then passed under the skin, dissolving the fat before extracting it. This turns the fat into an almost butter-like state, making it significantly less painful to remove.
Since the probe vibrates to break down the solid fat, it ends up emitting energy in the process. This energy results in skin tightening. That, in turn, leads to reduced skin sagging as a pleasant side benefit.
During the procedure, the client is placed in different positions to ensure that all the fat is removed from various angles.
Its Advantages
If you’re considering Vaser liposuction to get back dimples, there are some advantages to it. These include:
- Faster recovery time as it is less traumatic for your body.
- It is minimally invasive and uses local anesthesia, so there's no admission after the procedure. You can also be repositioned during the process for better results.
- It is more effective in body contouring since it has better precision. This ensures that you can shape your body better to highlight your new Venus dimples with better accuracy.
- The high energy from the ultrasound probe helps your skin heal smoothly.
Vaser liposuction will cost you around $6,000. It will take around four weeks for you to start seeing the Venus dimples after having the procedure.
Cosmetic surgeons note that the prevailing trend isn’t for a client to come just for back dimples alone. The primary objective witnessed is a need to shape their bodies as they desire. For example, if a surgeon is doing liposuction on the lower back or flank, they recreate back dimples too. This new trend is called liposculpturing.
In today’s world technology has advanced much farther than where it was when liposuction first emerged. As a result, there now exists a myriad of ways to enhance one’s physical beauty. Liposuction has moved from just being a basic procedure dealing with suctioning of fat. It has evolved to become a diverse means through which a client can shape their body as they please.
The new trend towards body shaping can only be good news to those who desire beauty features, like Venus dimple, that only occur naturally.
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Andrea Dawson
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