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Been eating properly and exercising a lot and lost weight even in my face. i have always had very nice cheek dimples...will i lose them as i lose weig?
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Time & Tone.: Dimples are caused by the underlying muscles in the cheeks and chin. Although you might not loose your dimples with weight loss, the effects time and loss of muscle tone may be the ultimate cause of losing the dimple effect.
Answered 6/30/2015
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