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What causes a dimple?

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Last Updated On: Tuesday, January 16, 2007

 

To understand this, we should first realize that our skin is in two layers. There is the outer layer and the inner one which carries nerves and blood-vessels.

Beneath the skin is a loose layer of tissue which contains fibres that run in all directions. A few of these fibres are attached to the under-surface of the skin so that, although we can move the skin about very freely, there is a limit to this movement. Where there is a dimple, the number of fibres are increased and they are rather short. Therefore, their pull on the skin is greater and it is this which causes a dimple.

 

Dimple, Blood-vessels, Skin

 
 

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