Plastic surgeons say they are receiving increasing numbers of requests for dimples like Cheryl Cole's
That's despite the newly single Mrs Cole having little reason to flash her trademark smile recently.
Experts are less than enthusiastic about the procedure, warning that its long-term effects are unknown.
The dimples will also not look entirely natural, as they remain permanently rather than appearing only when you grin. The operation, dimpleplasty, involves making a tiny cut in the skin to create a small depression.
A stitch is then used to tack the underside of the skin down to a deeper layer and hold it in place. Once the suture dissolves, permanent scar tissue will remain to maintain the dimple.
A spokesman for plastic surgeons SurgiCare said: 'There is a worrying rise in demand for "designer dimples" as women go to ever extreme lengths to look like their favourite celebrities, including Cheryl Cole. The growing phenomenon has hit UK shores after a rapid rise in popularity in America.
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