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Shirley Temple Dimple Condition
Dimples are cute on kids. They make you want to reach out and squeeze the cheek of that kid with the dimple. Shirley Temple had dimples, and those dimples made her not only an American icon but a world icon. My son has dimples, and he looks as cute as a button, but then again he is only one and a half years old.
Fortunately for me as an adult I do not have dimples, and by the time my son reaches my age if he still has his dimples I will unabashedly suggest to him dermal fillers to treat his dimples.
Dimples are not harmful by any means. They certainly don’t look grown-up though, and for the most part from childhood to adulthood the majority of people grow out of dimples.
Some people however don’t ever grow out of dimples, and if you are in the world of business dimples can be a huge dampening on your career or sales numbers because they make you look childish and inexperienced.
Just like scars, dimples can be filled in with dermal fillers. The difference is that compared to scars which will stay with you forever the dimple condition can actually go away with several dermal filler treatments.
At first, the dermal filler will do just that—fill the dimpled area, but after several treatments or applications of the dermal filler the facial muscles and tendons that create the dimple will lengthen and automatically smooth out the dimpled area.