Non-Surgical Back Dimples Contouring in New York

Back dimples are small indentations found on the lower back or sacrum, which is the bony structure at the base of the spine. They are a fairly common cosmetic feature that can be seen in both men and women. There are two types of back dimples – venus dimples and sacral dimples. Venus dimples, also known as the dimples of Venus, are the set of lower back dimples, one on each side of the spine. They are formed by the sacrum and the two hip bones attached to either side. Sacral dimples are also harmless indentations that appear on the lower back or sacrum.

Back dimples are caused by the short ligaments connecting the skin to the pelvis. These ligaments create a slight indentation on the skin when they pull on it, forming the dimples. Back dimples are a natural feature and usually appear at birth. Back dimples are also known as the dimples of Venus, butt dimples, or venereal dimples. Back dimples are generally considered a harmless feature and some people find them attractive.

Dimples in the lower back, also known as “dimples of Venus” or sacral dimples, are caused by ligaments that attach the skin to the pelvic bones. These dimples appear at birth and are usually harmless. There are no known health benefits or concerns associated with them. Many people think that back dimples are sexy.

There are also other possible causes for dimples in the lower back. In some cases, a protruding waist or abdomen can make the dimples more visible. However, these dimples are not the same as sacral dimples, and there is no evidence to suggest that they are associated with any particular health conditions or benefits.

If you or someone you know has a sacral dimple, it is important to be aware of the potential for rare complications, such as an underlying abnormality of the spine or spinal cord. However, in most cases, sacral dimples are harmless and do not require treatment.

Dimples in the lower back are caused by ligaments that attach the skin to the pelvic bones, and are usually harmless. While there are no known health benefits or concerns associated with them, some people consider them sexy. Back dimple can be created or enhanced by injecting an FDA approved named Kybella for cosmetic reasons.

Back dimples are a result of ligaments that connect the skin to the pelvic bones and are more common in females compared to males.. While not everyone has back dimples, they are considered a mark of beauty and a sign of good health by some. Dr. Rokhsar can enhance back dimples or create back dimples using the drug Kybella. Generally one vial of Kybella (half a vial each side) is required for optimal results. Kybella injections may have to be repeated more than once for optimal results.

Back dimples are believed to be genetic and not possible to create through exercise or diet. However, Dr. Cameron Rokhsar has tailored a painless no-downtime procedure to help clients achieve Venus dimples. During the non-invasive treatment, Dr. Rokhsar uses Kybella®, an injectable that contains a deoxycholic acid formulation to dissolve fatty tissue in the area, thereby safely melting away fat. As an expert in administering injectable treatments, he uses a fine syringe to dissolve fat in two circular areas on the lower back. With advanced training, Dr. Rokhsar is able to create exceptional contour, resulting in a curved diamond area that looks remarkable after your Kybella injections in NY. Kybella injections have a fast recovery time and give even more enhanced results than liposuction for creating venus or back dimples. The lower back area is a beautiful feature of the physique and is even more noticeable and striking after our unique Kybella dimple sculpting procedure. The non-invasive dimple creation method offers the following benefits:

• Safely, comfortably performed using a topical anesthetic
• Beautifully sculpts V-spot area
• Stimulates the production of collagen
• Recreates back indents with no downtime
• Accurate results, with no scarring