Those small indentations just above your buttocks—often symmetrical and located near the top of the glutes—are commonly called “dimples of Venus.” While they’re frequently admired for their aesthetic appeal (especially in art and fashion), they also have anatomical significance—and in rare cases, can signal underlying health issues.
Let’s explore what they really are, why they appear, and when to pay attention.
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