Understand dimple creation surgery, the options to discuss with a qualified clinician and what to confirm before planning a visit to Shiraz.
Key points
- Discuss your individual suitability, alternatives and risks with the treating clinician.
- Ask for written preparation and recovery instructions, including your medicines and follow-up.
- Confirm the healthcare facility, full costs and arrangements before booking travel.
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Among the many factors that define facial beauty, dimples are considered very attractive for many. There has been a significant rise in demand for dimple surgery in Iran. So, we are writing this for those who are looking for a reliable destination to get their surgery done at an affordable price.
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Among the many factors that define facial beauty, dimples are considered very attractive for many. Not everyone is born with natural dimples, but due to its popularity and enhancement of facial aesthetics, the requests for dimple have tripled over the past few years among millennials. There has been a significant rise in demand for dimple surgery in Iran as well. So, we are writing this for those who are looking for a reliable destination to get their surgery done at an affordable price.
What is dimple creation surgery?
Dimple creation surgery, otherwise known as dimpleplasty, is a cosmetic procedure which produces a dimple on the face. Dimples are slight indentations on the surface of the cheeks or chin. When the person is not born with a natural dimple, they may opt for a dimpleplasty to create a more appealing smile.
There are three kinds of dimples (cheek, chin, and back dimples), among which cheek dimples are the most popular and common. This congenital defect, to be more exact, a tight connection between the facial muscles and skin, is considered the most popular defect!
Shall I have a dimple surgery in Iran?
If you’ve been always dreaming about having a cute dimple on your cheek or your chin, having dimple surgery in Iran is the right option for you.
How is dimple surgery done in Iran?
Dimple surgery begins with a small incision made inside the cheek or chin on the desired spot. The surgeon removes a small portion of muscle and fat from this area. The spot is then stitched and tied to create a permanent dimple on your skin.
As the incision is made inside the mouth, there would be no visible scarring after the surgery. In this way, dimples are seen upon animation of the face, not when the face is relaxed.
What about back dimple surgery?
Back dimple surgery, also called Venus dimple surgery, is a brand new cosmetic procedure tempting many women to go under the knife. Back dimples are located on the lower back right above the buttocks. If you’re not born with them, they can simply be achieved by back dimple surgery.
Pre-op and post-op instructions for dimpleplasty
Before undergoing a dimple creation surgery, do the following:
A practical point for your care
Before an operation, the pre-assessment team should review your health, previous tests and all medicines and supplements. Ask for written instructions on medicines, eating, drinking and aftercare that apply to your planned procedure.[1]
Planning treatment in Shiraz
Ask SanaMedTour about the appropriate specialty, appointment arrangements and practical support for your visit. The treating clinician confirms the diagnosis, treatment options, suitability and follow-up after assessment.
Request an itemised written quote identifying the clinician, facility, tests, treatment, medicines, reviews and any accommodation or transfers included.
Sources
[1] NHS: Preparing for surgery — supports the individual-care planning note above. ↑ Back to text
Editorial adaptation: 25 October 2026. General information for planning and discussion; your clinician’s individual instructions take priority.