“If you have these two holes in your lower back, it means you don’t…”
(Cue frantic Googling, panic, and 10,000 comments from strangers diagnosing your soul.)
Let’s cut through the noise:
Those two small indentations above your buttocks?
They’re NOT holes.
They’re NOT a medical emergency.
They’re NOT a secret message about your health, karma, or fertility.
They’re Venus dimples — a harmless, beautiful, and completely normal anatomical feature. And if you have them? Congratulations. You’ve just won the genetic lottery for one of the most misunderstood (and unfairly mythologized) body quirks on Earth.
Here’s what science actually says about those “mysterious holes” — and why you should stop worrying right now.
What Venus Dimples Really Are (Spoiler: They’re Not Holes)
Those indentations—officially called sacral dimples or fossae lumbales laterales—are not holes at all. They’re subtle dips where your skin attaches to underlying ligaments connecting your pelvis to your spine.
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