How is the official nest formed? How are dimples formed?

The formation of dimples is the formation of dimples after the adhesion from the dermis to the muscles under the skin at the corresponding position of the dimples, and the inward depression is formed when the corresponding facial expression is generated, and the shape of the dimples is formed.

Many patients want to create a dimple shape, the doctor will open the inside of the mouth and suture the corresponding position of **, so that the corresponding mucosa and ** will cause exact scar adhesion, even if there is no expression, there will be obvious depression formation. It is recommended that the patient can perform dimple formation surgery according to their own situation, but for dimple formation surgery, there will be a clear difference between the dimples themselves, so it is recommended to choose carefully.

Dimples are dominantly inherited. This natural dimple can be caused by a defect in the cheek muscles, and sometimes the defect is not necessarily a bad thing, but often the value of beauty. Dimples are formed by the activity of the muscles underneath.

Most of the muscles in the human body are firmly attached to bones by tendon fibers, such as the pectoral muscles, lower limb muscles. The facial expression muscle is an exception, he is directly attached to the face, and when the expression muscle contracts, it will affect the face, so various wrinkles appear on the face, producing expressions of joy, anger, sadness, and happiness. The two small dimples on the smiling face are formed by the relative pull of facial expression muscles such as the face ** and the buccal muscles and laughing muscles.

Dimples are formed because the muscles under the face move with the change in expression. Most of the muscles in the human body are firmly attached to the human skeleton through tendon fibers, such as the pectoral muscles and lower limb muscles. However, the facial expression muscles are an exception, because the facial expression muscles are directly attached to the face**, but dimples do not affect the health of the body.

Dimples are formed by the activity of the muscles underneath. Most of the muscles in the human body are firmly attached to the bones by tendon fibers, such as the pectoral muscles and lower limb muscles. The facial expression muscle is an exception, he is directly attached to the face**, and when the expression muscle contracts, it will affect the face**, so various wrinkles appear on the face, resulting in expressions of joy, anger, sadness, and happiness.

The two small dimples on the smile face are formed by the relative pull of the face ** and the facial expression muscles such as the cheek muscles and the laughing muscles. Dimples are facial ** and facial expression muscles, whether there are dimples or not, and the degree of development of expression muscles. People who don't have so plump laughing muscles and don't have as much facial subcutaneous fat generally don't have dimples.

Dimples are formed by the subcutaneous muscles, and some people have relatively more subcutaneous fat and have a muscular face, so they will have dimples when they laugh.

I believe that dimples are genetic, and if one of the parents has dimples, the child may have attractive dimples.

Dimples are swirls of muscles, and the muscles are pulled with the changes of the face, and some people will form a whirlpool, which becomes a dimple.

The formation of dimples is very related to the amount of subcutaneous fat and the degree of development of facial muscles.

Some people have more subcutaneous fat and more muscles in the face, so dimples can form.

Dimples are formed by genetic influences, and generally speaking, if both parents have dimples, then there is a greater probability that children will have them.

Dimples are naturally inherited, and some families may have them from their parents and children from birth.

Dimples are a dominant gene, and they are born with it, so there is no need to create them.

Dimples are formed by muscle pulling, and are also related to the genetics of the parents.

Dimples are a round or oval** depression on the outside of the mouth corner due to the movement of the expression muscles, which is formed by the connection between the laughing muscle fascia and the subdermal layer of the subdermal layer on the outside of the mouth corner.

That is to say, the subcutaneous adipose tissue is used as a fixed point, and the force of the common movement of the surrounding expression muscles is the moving point, which is stretched when doing the expression, so that the ** at the fixed point is relatively concave, and a dimple is formed.

Dimples are hereditary, and dimples are recessive, so some people have parents who don't have dimples, but their children do.

Dimples are inherited in an autosomal dominant manner.

A certain characteristic of a person is determined by a relative gene that each parent gets.

There are two types: dominant and recessive, both of which are controlled by two genes, and the dominant is represented by an uppercase d, and the recessive is denoted by a lowercase d.

As long as there is a D, it will show dominant characteristics, such as dd, dd and 2 d's are required to show recessive characteristics, and one d will not work. It can only be the genetic law of dd, which can probably be judged like this:

As long as one of the parents has dimples, the child is likely to have dimples.

Like this kind of dominant inheritance, just look at the parents, both parents do not have dimples, then the child basically will not have dimples. However, there are some traits that behave differently even if they are genetically and environmentally identical. If both parents have dimples, there is a 75% chance that the child will have dimples.

Dominant inheritance means that as long as a pair of genes has a dominant gene, it does not need to be paired, and its determined traits will be expressed, such as beauty tips and double eyelids belong to dominant inheritance.

The principle of dimples is that the local thinning of the buccal fat pad (affected by genetics) causes **adhesion with the buccal muscles, and when the buccal muscles contract, ** forms a depression and forms a dimple.

Of course, dimples can also be made after surgery.

Hope it helps.

Hello! When I was a child, because I was used to using a certain facial expression, the expression muscles under the face were developed and plump, and when I grew up, it was easy to form dimples. Of course, it has to be related to certain genes, thank you for adopting.

innate, related to the dominant recessiveness of the parent's genes.

Most of the muscles in the human body are made up of tendons.

The fibers are firmly attached to the bones, such as the pectoral muscles.

This is true for the muscles of the lower limbs. The expression muscle of the face is an exception, it is directly attached to the face **, when the expression muscle contracts, it affects the face **, so various wrinkles appear on the face, resulting in expressions of joy, anger, sadness and happiness.

Two small dimples on a smile face.

It is the facial ** and facial expression muscles, such as the Jia muscle and the laughing muscle.

Formed by relative pulling.

It is very common for dimples to appear on the face, because when the face is moving, not only the bones and muscles are moving, but also the ** is obviously stretched. At the same time, the face is also a part of the body where fat is more concentrated, which makes the dimples appear more obvious.

Most facial dimples are caused by muscle dystrophy, shortening. In fact, there are also dimples on the chin and elbows of people.

In short, dimples are not easy to notice when people are not smiling, and when people smile, the relatively short muscles due to malnutrition pull **, which causes this shallow concave.

But not everyone has dimples on their face when they laugh. Whether you can have dimples or not is related to the degree of development of expression muscles.

Generally, dimples are formed by heredity, and some are born without dimples, but they can be carved through surgery, so dimples are not only congenital, but also can be carved through the acquired. Zhou Wei.

Shanghai 1 City Plastic Surgery Hospital: The principle of dimples is the local thinning of the buccal fat pad (affected by genetics), resulting in adhesion between ** and buccal muscles. When the buccal muscles contract, a depression is formed, which is a dimple.

Dimples are genetically influenced, and they are not completely dominant, or quantitatively trait-based.

Some are heritable traits, while others are the result of acquired facial nerve damage.