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 ...

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 ...

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 a country in the midst of a cost-of-living crisis, there are many things that people are being forced to give up. For some, it’s their iced soy latte from their favourite cafe each morning, which ...

ATLANTA - Kimberly Miles drove more than 100 miles from Columbus, Georgia, to Atlanta, in search of something she's been dreaming about for years: dimples. The real deal, just like her teenage son.

Not all of us are blessed with natural dimples, but model Miranda Kerr certainly is. [Photo: PA] Usually, people undergo plastic surgery to get rid of lumps, bumps and lines. But the latest cosmetic ...

We always want what we don’t have, whether it’s a different hair color or longer lashes. Now, in what appears to be the rebirth of a beauty trend with a storied history, people are giving themselves ...

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 ...

Don't miss out on the headlines from Lifestyle. Followed categories will be added to My News. In a country in the midst of a cost-of-living crisis, there are many things that people are being forced ...