Bruising is normal and can occur in some occasions
Normal Evolution by changing colors
The Initial Panic: A Worrisome Message from the patient
1 day or more after the treatment
Main Causes
Body’s natural response
Micro-injuries create a collagen production
The skin is particularly sensitive and/or thin
A tiny blood vessel may break during the treatment leading to some discoloration
Increased blood flow to the treated area and surroundings areas
The treatment encourages blood flow, which is great for healing but might also cause slight bruising if those vessels are close to the surface
Medications or supplements
Certain medications, like blood thinners, or even supplements like fish oil, can make bruising more likely.
Iron Deficiency
Iron deficiency can make a patient more prone to bruising in general. This is because iron is crucial for producing hemoglobin, which helps the blood carry oxygen to tissues and plays a role in blood clotting.
In case of iron deficiency, the body may struggle to repair blood vessels efficiently, leading to easier bruising.
Symptoms accompanying iron deficiency are fatigue, pale skin, shortness of breath ...
Iron Deficiency
Differential Diagnosis
Infra Orbital Bruising vs Make Up Residue (blue mascara) sticking around post-treatment.