Dimples are a physical manifestation, but not everyone has them, and the absence of dimples is normal, so there is no need to treat them. Dimples, also called dimples, are small depressions in the skin of the face on the outside of the corners of a person’s mouth, which deepen significantly when a person is talking or has a pleasant expression. The dimples are formed due to the activity of the muscles underneath the skin. Because the contracted muscles of the face pull on the skin, facial wrinkles can occur. If you have the need to add dimples, you can go to a regular hospital for plastic surgery. Generally, it is by way of dimple plasty, which has good postoperative effect and can be maintained permanently; or intraoral incision, which has a wide range of applicability and is also suitable for those with more fat in the cheeks; the advantages of subcutaneous ligation method are that the operation of burying the threads is very simple, with fast postoperative recovery and fewer complications.