Those two small indentations on the lower back—just above the buttocks—are commonly called “Dimples of Venus.” In men, they are sometimes called “Dimples of Apollo.”
What Are They?
These dimples are natural indentations in the skin that occur where the pelvic bones connect to the skin through ligaments. Because of this structure, some people naturally develop these small “holes” or dimples.
What Do They Mean?
1. Genetics 🧬
The main reason people have these dimples is genetics. If your body structure and bone placement allow it, the dimples appear naturally.
2. Body Fat and Muscle Structure
They are more visible in people with lower body fat or defined muscles, though some people have them regardless of weight.
3. Completely Normal Feature
They are not a medical condition and don’t indicate any health problem.
Are They Rare?
Not everyone has them. Some people develop them naturally, while others never have them, and both are perfectly normal.
Are They Linked to Health or Fertility?
There is no scientific evidence that these dimples are directly related to fertility or special health benefits. They are simply a natural body feature.
Those two holes in the lower back are just Dimples of Venus, a harmless and natural anatomical trait.