To be honest I feel that whenever I drink coffee even though it is one small cup, I feel that it removes the glow and even some of the volume I get from the fillers. This is kind of heartbreaking because I love coffee. So my question is does it in reality cause the fillers to quickly get absorbed, and what are your opinions as doctors on this issue? I appreciate all honest answers. Thank you!
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Answer: Coffee shouldn’t directly affect your fillers.
The hole is either a scar (e.g. chicken pox scar) or something called a dilated pore of Winer. The best treatment would be a simple punch excision, and you'd trade a hole that can't be covered for a tiny thin white line that can be easily covered with makeup if need be. You must see a specialist...
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I would recommend a neuromodulator like Botox or Dysport to relax the glabellar muscles to begin with. Regular treatments should reduce the size of these muscles. If there is any forehead volume loss, it could be treated with an HA filler.