Analysis of tear pits

The tear dimples are actually the well-known dimples, located on both sides of the cheeks. When you smile, the small depressions on both sides of the face have always been considered an embellishment of beauty by Oriental women and a sign of feminine charm by Westerners. Everyone should have someone with tear dimples around them. Women with tear dimples generally look very cute, so, is their fortune in physiognomy also so "cute"? Let’s take a look at the facial analysis of tear dimples.

1. Analysis of tear trough physiognomy

1. Women with dimples on cheeks: They are popular with the opposite sex, but are prone to romantic troubles.

People with tear dimples on their faces are more popular with the opposite sex, but it also means that they are prone to setbacks in their love life and are more likely to have bad love affairs. The tear dimples on the cheeks are considered an embellishment of beauty by Oriental women and a sign of feminine charm by Westerners. People with tear dimples are considered a little naughty, a little cute, and very sunny by the opposite sex. Many friends will undergo tear dimple plasty because of this, and girls with dimples are still the objects of many people's admiration.

2. Women with dimples on their cheeks: They have a bad temper and are prone to quarrel with others.

People with tear dimples are more likely to quarrel with others and have many problems in interpersonal relationships. And these problems are not temporary, but are entangled for a long time. If the tear dimples are outside the nasolabial line, it means that you are more likely to quarrel with outsiders; if the tear dimples are inside the nasolabial line, it means that you are more likely to quarrel with family members, especially when women are younger.

2. How are tear dimples formed?

The tear dimples are formed by the movement of the muscles beneath the skin. Most of the muscles in the human body are firmly attached to the bones by tendon fibers, such as the chest muscles and lower limb muscles. The facial expression muscles are an exception. They are directly attached to the facial skin. When the facial expression muscles contract, they will affect the facial skin, causing various wrinkles to appear on the face, producing expressions of joy, anger, sorrow, and happiness. The two dimples on a smiling face are formed by the relative movement of the facial skin and facial expression muscles such as the buccinator muscles and zygomatic muscles.

Whether or not you can have tear dimples depends on the development of your facial muscles. People whose zygomatic muscles are not so plump and whose facial subcutaneous fat is not so much generally do not have tear dimples when they smile. In fact, tear dimples can also be created through surgery.

For some people, tear dimples are dominant. Dominant inheritance means that as long as there is one dominant gene in a pair of genes, the determined trait will be expressed, even without being paired. For example, widow's peak and double eyelids are dominant inheritance. In fact, it can also be done later through surgery.

Summary: The above are the reasons for the formation of tear dimples. Although people with tear dimples in life have good relationships with the opposite sex, they are likely to have bad luck in love. This type of people need to keep a certain distance from the opposite sex, and not be too calculative when communicating with others to avoid quarrels.

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