What are the two dimples on a woman's back waist? Why do some women have it and some don't?

No matter when and where, weight loss, fitness, shaping... These issues seem to be an eternal topic and pursuit of women.

However, in different historical development periods, women's pursuit of beauty also has their own different standards. Just as the current situation, in ancient China, there were both "the king of Chu likes a thin waist", and the Tang Dynasty regarded fat as beauty.

For modern women, thin and beautiful, white and straight legs, and a slender waist are the body that many girls dream of.

When it comes to slender waists, in fact, some women in life will have two concave points behind their waists, which we call - lumbar fossa!

The lumbar fossa is a female with two concave pits in the lower back, also known as small dimples. The term lumbar fossa has only become popular in recent years.

The lumbar fossa was once considered synonymous with a good figure. After all, not everyone has a lumbar fossa. However, the lumbar fossa is not very common. It is located near the kidneys. People don't know whether it is good to have this lumbar fossa.

What are the two pits on the back of a woman?

One: "lumbar fossa" is the two concave fossa at the back of the waist, which is the upper part of the hip and the sacral vertebrae and the two sides of the lumbar vertebrae connection.

In medicine, it is called "Mckeys Ling", commonly known as "lumbar fossa", and also known as "Sacred Vortex" in the art world.

Second: the waist fossa is also called "Venus's dimple", which is regarded as the sexy eye of the human body.

In layman's terms: the lumbar fossa is on our back, above the buttocks and next to the sacrum, there are two oppositely lined concave parts, because it is in the position of our waist and is a sign of a very healthy body, so it is widely used. Everyone admires it.

Generally, people with lumbar fossa are regarded as a very ideal sign to be a model, and people with lumbar fossa are generally relatively young and thin girls. Of course, some men will also have lumbar fossa. And the lumbar fossa is the essence of the entire back. After having the lumbar fossa, the line of the back is very three-dimensional.

From a medical point of view, the lumbar fossa is called McKessling, and it was named after a German doctor discovered it after research.

Not everyone has a lumbar fossa. My position is above the nasal bone of our buttocks, where the spine and waist connect. There are two symmetrical concave parts growing on both sides. Generally, the fat and thinness are uniform and the body shape is very well-proportioned. Only young women have the existence of lumbar fossa on the waist.

Why do some women have it and some don't?

In life, sometimes you will find that some women have waist pockets and some women do not. The presence or absence of waist pockets is basically born, which means that women have a good figure and are sexy.

The "lumbar fossa" is the two concave sockets in the back of the waist, which are the upper part of the hip sacrum and the two sides of the lumbar junction. Women with lumbar fossa are generally in good shape, and there are many women who want to practice lumbar fossa, which is not impossible.

Women with lumbar fossa only account for 3% of all women, so rare is the most expensive, and women with lumbar fossa are called the cutest women.

Some people say that the lumbar fossa is a physical defect. In fact, it is just a physical feature, and it cannot be regarded as a defect. Just like a dimple, it is only formed by the interaction of muscles and bones. There is also the possibility of hereditary lumbar fossa.

What is the relationship between the lumbar fossa and the kidneys?

Regarding the question of whether having a lumbar fossa is a kidney deficiency, I can tell you clearly that having a lumbar fossa has nothing to do with the kidney at all. The lumbar fossa is just a physical feature. Only those with less back fat and a well-proportioned body will have a waist. fossa, and will not cause lesions at all.

In terms of location, the lumbar fossa is above the sacrum and on both sides of the lumbar junction, while the kidneys are located between the tenth and twelfth ribs, and the two have no mutual influence at all.

Can the lumbar fossa be obtained through exercise?

The formation of the lumbar fossa is mainly based on congenital factors, and acquired factors also play an auxiliary role. Through effective training and rehabilitation intervention, the musculature and adipose tissue of the waist and the anteversion angle of the pelvis will be improved to a certain extent.

Through training, the gluteal muscles can be more developed and the abdominal muscles stronger, so that the local tissue structure of the waist becomes tighter and thinner, which is more conducive to the presentation of the lumbar fossa.

Exercises for the waist fossa:

Lie face-to-face with your arms and legs fully straight, then lift at the same time, squeezing your lower back as much as possible, and repeat 12 times.

Tighten the hips and rely on the strength of the hips to lift the lower waist so that the body is in a straight line, pause for a while at the highest point, and then restore, repeat 12 times.

Lean forward slightly, keep one leg upright, and kick the other leg slowly back, repeat 10 times and then switch sides.