Board certified plastic surgeon Dr. Michael K. Obeng tells PEOPLE how the device works and whether it’s safe to use Some social media users are trying to achieve the look using a "dimple maker" device ...

Only about 20% to 30% of the world's population has natural dimples, according to Allure Plastic Surgery. ShutterDivision - stock.adobe.com A dimpled smile is iconic — and rare. And since we always ...

In the constant pursuit of youth, some aesthetic junkies are shelling out thousands for one simple, childlike feature: dimples. The rise of dimpleplasties — a minimally invasive procedure to create ...

Medical experts are sounding the alarm over another strange TikTok trend, which sees people using a device to pinch their cheeks to achieve dimples. The 'dimple-maker' is a cherry-shaped, tweezer-like ...

Dimples might be most commonly associated with adorable chubby-cheeked babies, but actually many of us continue to sport the facial anomalies into adulthood. From the cute cheek indentations of model ...

In a time when a record number of millennials are seeking plastic surgery, the latest trend is focused on attaining what are called "designer dimples." The procedure is pretty much exactly what it ...

Board certified plastic surgeon Dr. Michael K. Obeng tells PEOPLE how the device works and whether it’s safe to use Getty A new beauty trend is taking over social media, popular among people who wish ...