In fact, it is very simple to distinguish dimples from pear vortex. The dimples are about 3 cm above and below the corners of the mouth, while the pear vortex is about 1 cm below the corners of the mouth. To the naked eye, pear vortex is smaller than dimples, and it is not as deep as dimples.
It is about 3 cm above and below the corner of the mouth. The natural dimples are caused by the defects of facial muscles. When making facial expressions, the muscles on the face produce a depression under the condition of mutual influence. Generally, there are three types: round, oval and fissure, with different sizes and different depths. Not everyone has dimples, but people who have dimples also have different shapes, heights and shades.
Under subdivision, dimples are located within about 3 cm of the upper and outer corners of the mouth, and there are two kinds of dimples: round and linear. Generally, dimples are most visible when smiling.