Small hematoma in upper eyelid 3 weeks after upper and lower blepharoplasy. Will this go away on its own? (Photo)

Thank you for your question.In my opinion, the hematoma is small, and your body will resorb the blood in due time, likely 2-3 weeks. The bruising associated with the hematoma will go away as well, and from your pictures, it seems to be taking a normal course. Warm compresses generally help with issues like this, too. I doubt this hematoma and bruising will affect your long-term outcome. I recommend seeing your surgeon if the bruising does not decrease.Regards,Manish Champaneria, MD

It looks like this will resolve on its own.  Arnica topical gel can help, as can gentle, warm compresses.  Speak to your plastic surgeon for more specific advice/precautions. 

 This is really not a hematoma but a small phlegmon which is effectively a complex bruise. It will resolve with time.

The bruise will go away.  Generally for very small hematoma like this one, we let them resolve on their own. It can actually take a few weeks and rarely a bit more.  This should in no way affect the long term result of your surgery.  I would recommend contacting your surgery to discuss his or her recommendations.

Be patient. I would expect your bruising to completely resolve. This should not affect your long term result. 

It appears bruised at day 8.  This will go away on it's own.  I suggest following your surgeon's advice.  The bruise may change to lighter red, yellow and most likely disappear without intervention.

The bruise will go away, and you will be fine.  You can speed up resorption of the bruise with warm (not hot)  soaks, using a  clean face cloth wet with warm tap water.. This causes the small skin capillaries to dilate and increase the rate of resorption.

The bruising will eventually go away own its own. Bruising generally takes 1-3 weeks to fully resolve. Be patient. Things will get better. Thank you for sharing your photos and concerns. Best wishes.