THE DIMPLE FILLER

Traditionally, clinics have tried to shrink fat to treat cellulite, but now they’re injecting filler into the dimples instead. Aesthetic practitioner Dr Sarah Tonks says, ‘There are so many different types of hyaluronic acid filler these days. I can inject it into any part of the body to smooth your skin, from your hands to your knees, your chest to your bottom.’

HOW IT WORKS Conjugated hyaluronic acid is a thick gel that sits under the skin to fill out the dents in the thighs. It is injected into dimpled skin and the effects are almost immediate. OUR TESTER SAYS It doesn’t hurt and it definitely smooths out dimples, but it’s undeniably expensive over a large area. That said, you only need one treatment and it lasts up to a year. Find Dr Tonks at TLC, 25 Walton Street, London SW3; @thelovelyclinic. The more dimples you have, the more syringes you will require and the more it will cost, but prices start at £250.