Rapid elimination of eye bruising can be achieved by applying cold compresses for 24-48 hours, followed by hot compresses for about 3 days at the earliest. Eye bruising is mostly caused by traumatic injuries that result in bleeding from ruptured capillaries under the eye. Cold compresses with ice towels within 24-48 hours after the injury can constrict blood vessels to reduce bleeding and exudation, and hot compresses with hot towels after 24-48 hours can promote blood circulation, thus accelerating the absorption and dissipation of bruising. If the bruise is not treated, it can heal on its own, but it will take a longer time, about 1-2 weeks. However, in severe cases, the use of blood-stasis-boosting medications under the guidance of an ophthalmologist is required to help the recovery. In addition, patients with bruised eyes need to pay attention to the disinfection of the injured area to prevent bacterial and viral infections, so as not to affect the recovery, and remember not to apply hot compresses immediately after the injury to avoid aggravating the condition.