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Why does the Vermillion Border fade? Can it be regrown/repaired?

Anna617Mar 11, 2019
Why does the Vermillion border fade (scientifically) and can it ever actually be regrown/repaired or are there just illusion procedures to make it appear defined? Is there a reason one portion might fade faster/more than another? (ex: one side the Cupid's Bow). Is it possible to have definition go away but not have much thinning or wrinkle issues? If so, what might be the best mitigation?

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