A query for you Do a quick self-check in the mirror. Have you ever been asked if you have a pair of dimples on top of your butt? “Back dimples” is another name for them. If so, that’s fantastic news because those dents are supposedly signs of healthy health and more intense climaxes.
To that end, we ask for your patience. Dimples on the back are known as “Venus Dimples,” named after Venus, the Roman goddess of beauty.
Why? It has been said that the dimples help the climax by increasing blood flow to the pelvic area.
We talked to two scientists to get their take on the science behind this said sexual link and to see if there’s any truth to this rumour. Keep reading to hear from a sexual and relationship therapist, Kate Moyle, and a chemist, Pareena Patel, on the topic of back dimples, including their definition, causes, and whether or not they improve climaxes.
The back dimples mean what?
Dimples in the lower back are real indentations at the point where the pelvis and spine meet, says Lloyds Pharmacy chemist Pareena Patel. She elaborates, saying, “They come from the ligament connecting your skin to your superior iliac spine.
In a scientific sense, what does this mean? “Relatively limited research has been done to determine why they are formed and what their purpose is,” says Pareena. Studying the “attractiveness” of the “Dimples of Venus” in the United States and Turkey showed that men viewed women with these dimples to be more desirable.
However, the studies and evidence very much stop there. Dimples are indentations above joints, although there is now no clear scientific research to suggest they have any medical significance beyond this.See_More…