” I have a dent in my face and tell me who has more,” is sung in the song of the musician Petr Cheika. And there really will be something in it. Unlike other bumps and bumps found elsewhere on the body, these are particularly desirable. Some women put wine, others want such a beautiful smile. It is this that is considered the most attractive. It feels innocent and sensual at the same time. And it’s a pretty killer combination. 
The hollows on the cheeks are genetically determined. And while we may surprise you, doctors tend to think of it as a birth defect. Fortunately, their owners do not cause any problems. This is just a deformation of the facial muscles, that is, an aesthetic problem. You can inherit it from your parents or grandparents. Their inheritance is unpredictable. Even if both parents have cookies, they do not need to have cookies.
The face also adorns many celebrities. These include Jennifer Love Hewitt, Kirsten Dunst, Kate Middleton and Rooney Mara. Among the Czech beauties, for example, let’s name it Lucia Kuzyčková (Váková).
It generally adorns the face of about 20% of the European population. If it appears only on one side, then this phenomenon is even more rare. But, as evidenced by the instructions for various facial exercises, the desire for dimples is high, thanks to which it is necessary to grow on the face. Or you can find advice on how to conjure an optical illusion with the help of makeup. Some women go for piercings for change.
For a really smart person, this is a radical option, but a reliable one. Therefore, leave your face in the hands of a plastic surgeon. This procedure is popular in China. Here they not only evaluate them from an aesthetic point of view, but also associate them with some positive qualities. The Chinese believe that they can bring happiness and fertility to their families.
The typology of personality according to the face also has its own opinion about dimples. According to her, they are typical for change-loving adventurers, and vice versa – they are destroyed by stereotypes. This article is a reproduction and redistribution of the article of Ostatny (revision history) on Wikipedia, and under such circumstances, this situation may occur.
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