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Hairline Lowering Surgery? (photo)

After hairline lowering surgery I am experiencing very darkened under eye area. What can i do to get rid of it? It's very distressing because I already had heavy bags under my eyes and now it darkened by settled blood making me look even older than i am. Please help!!!

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7 Doctor Answers | Asked by evie69
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Dark circles

Causes and Etiology of Dark Circles under Eyes 1. Thin Translucent Lower Eyelid Skin Thin skin leads to the vessels under the skin giving a blue hue to the lower eyelid. The increased subcutaneous vascular plexus may be superficial, within, or deep to the muscle. The skin is usually pale. This is seen in children with allergies and in hay fever and adults who have thin skin. These are known as “allergic shiners". Food allergies or sensitivities can also contribute to dark circles... more
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Hairline lowering procedure and bruising

It looks like you have residual bruising from yoru brow surgery. If this was recently done, then you should give it more time to heal.
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Surgical Hairline Lowering for Tall Forehead

Congratulations on getting your hairline lowered! This is often a very nice procedure to enhance your look and make you look younger, so hang in there and get through the healing process. Regarding the bruising, any forehead procedure can cause bruising in the under eye area and it can be frustrating. Be patient. Take Arnica tablets. Use topical Arnica. Apply makeup. Keep your head elevated. Warm compresses and gentle massage might help also if your surgeon indicates this is OK. It will go... more

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Bruising on lids after forehead surgery

Such as yours is very common. Warm compresses can help it dissipate faster and if it persists, there are lasers that can also be used. Usually, time alone, if you are patient enough, will take care of it.
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Hairline lowering surgery

The darkness under your eye looks like a fairly recent minor hematoma. If your surgery was in the past few weeks, blood settling under your eye is common. Sometimes the pigment changes and the darkness can persist for a few months If it is longer than that, IPL or Starblaster cream can help. Your surgeon should be able to answer these questions for you. Good luck!
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Blood pigment

After surgery, bruising is almost a certainty. The bruising can last for 2-3 weeks to resolve. However, blood products [iron] can have prolonged pigment deposits that can take a couple months to resolve. You do not mention how far postop you are but if its less then 2 weeks please still be patient. If your are 3-4 weeks out or longer, either you have to be very patient [a few months] for this to resolve, or you could consider IPL ["photofacial"] treatments to accelerate the process... more
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Hairline Lowering

The temporary swelling you describe can occur after a hairline lowering procedure. With all do respect I suggest that you contact your surgeon. I'll never understand why patients ask questions immediately after surgery on this forum. If I was your surgeon, I'd want you to call me.
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