Bleeding may occur during and after any surgery, and bruising is a sign of subcutaneous bleeding, usually appearing 24 hours, or even 48 hours, after surgery. If patients have bruising after eyelid cutting, first of all, they should pay attention to rest and try to reduce the use of the eyes, any treatment is based on rest, then you can drop cortisone or anti-inflammatory eye drops to help the absorption of bleeding and bruising; if there is still bruising 2-3 days after surgery, then you can appropriately apply hot compresses to help the local blood vessels dilate, improve microcirculation and accelerate the absorption of bleeding hematoma If the bruise is still present 2-3 days after surgery, appropriate hot compresses can be applied to help local vasodilation, improve microcirculation, and accelerate the absorption of the bleeding hematoma. Generally speaking, the bruise can disappear after about 10 days by using eye drops and local physical therapy. In similar cases, patients should not be nervous and should not rush to the doctor or listen to the prescription for some emergency treatment, which may be counterproductive, but should communicate with their primary surgeon and listen to his advice in order to achieve a better treatment effect.