Suppose that $f$ is a Holomorphic function defined on an open set U of the complex plane containing $cl(B(0, 1))$. Let $S^1 = {z ∈ C : |z| = 1} = ∂B(0, 1)$.
Show that if $f(S^1)$ is an ellipse and f restricted on $S^1$ is injective, then $f$ is injective on $cl(B(0, 1))$.
I have a hint to apply the argument principle to $f(z) − w_0$ for $w_0 ∈ C$
I feel as though it may be similar to this thread: A holomorphic function $f$, injective on $\partial D$, must be injective in $\bar{D}$?
However, I'm not sure why we are told extra information such as $f(S^1)$ is an ellipse. Would that change the question? I'm worried that I have completely the wrong idea. Can someone please also provide me a proof of the injective part? I'm struggling to understand and it would be highly appreciated, since I've been researching for the last two hours but with not any success.