Why do I have deep belly button?

Your belly button is, in fact, a depression formed by two triangular-shaped muscles called the internal or oblique abdominal muscles. The belly button is where the most internal organs—the heart, liver, stomach, small intestine, and large intestine—lie. Your belly button is also where the digestive system begins. If you have a deep belly button, it may be an indicator that you’re more prone to digestive issues.

Why is my belly button deep?

It is not uncommon to have a deep belly button if you are of Asian descent, have had weight loss surgery or have a Pouch — these three conditions are known to cause a “dip” in the belly button area. This can be especially noticeable if your belly button is already stretched from carrying a baby bump. If this is the case, you may want to wear a belly shirt or sports bra to camouflage the dip. Also, you may want to get a belly button ring to

Why is my belly button look deeper than usual?

A deeper than usual belly button is often called a “fun belly button”. Your belly button is considered “fun” if it looks like a button, is inverted, or is unusually large or small. It is also possible to have a sunken belly button, or what is called an “innie”. Your belly button’s appearance is not a medical condition, and it is not a sign of anything other than a normal belly button.

Why do my belly button look deep?

It’s possible for people to have a “deep belly button” without any health repercussions. It’s also possible to have an unusually thin skin layer which makes the belly button hang lower than it should. If you developed this trait as a child, your parents probably told you that it’s simply a birth defect.

Why my belly button look deep and wide?

Well, in most cases the width of the belly button is a result of an underlying problem with the muscles that run down either side of your belly. These muscles attach to your hips and back, and if they’re underdeveloped, a small belly button can form as they pull the skin up.