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Does everyone have dimples on their lower back?
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No: Most people do not. The "dimples of venus" seen on some slim people overlie the sacroiliac joints. Why they are visible in some people and not others remains a mystery of medicine, just like why some people have chin clefts and others do not.
Answered 1/20/2020
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