If you have two small holes on your lower back, you’re not alone—they’re known as *“dimples of Venus”* in women and *“Apollo holes”* in men. These natural indentations appear just above the buttocks and are considered a unique body feature.
According to the article, *“These holes are caused by a little ligament that is crushed between the skin and the posterior superior iliac spine.”* They are not harmful and are purely a genetic trait.
Some associate them with beauty and good health, but there’s no scientific proof that they hold any deeper medical meaning. They simply reflect how your bones, muscles, and skin align.
In short, having these dimples is completely normal and nothing to worry about.
