Here is a video showing the dimpleplasty procedure and the before and after results (which looks surprisingly good!):

Originally, when a dimpleplasty was performed, the dimple would show at all times (where as a natural dimple usually only shows when you smile), but plastic surgeons are improving on this technic and a skilled surgeon can now get the man-made dimple to act more like a natural dimple.

The cost of these designer dimples is not cheap and will run you $2,000 – $5,000 per dimple.

Dimpleplasty involves making a tiny incision in the skin to create a small depression. The incision is then stitched to a deeper layer of skin to hold it in place. Once the suture dissolves, permanent scar tissue will keep the dimple in place. The thing that is really strange about these new man-made dimples is that your new “dimple” shows at all times, where as natural dimples, like Cheryl’s, usually only show when you smile.

And while Cheryl Tweedy’s natural dimples may have inspired this new trend, Cheryl has certainly spent some time at the plastic surgeon herself and has gotten some shiny new boobs!

Cheryl Tweedy before and after breast implants:

I can honestly say that this is the 1st time I’ve ever heard of dimple fabrication. Interesting (in a really stupid way).

Ever wonder how to make a dimple surgically? Yeah, I know. Me neither, but here is a cosmetic surgeon explaining the dimple fabrication procedure anyways: