Depending on the severity of the patient’s bruise, the method of quick removal differs. A. If the patient has a small amount of bruising due to local capillary rupture caused by trauma, local ice can be applied to the bruise to induce local capillary constriction. In this case, local ice can be applied externally to promote local capillary constriction and avoid progressive aggravation of the bruise, and after 48 hours, local hot amoxicillin packs and moxibustion strips can be applied to improve local blood circulation, which can promote faster absorption of the bruise. Second, if the patient’s local trauma causes a large range of bruises and is accompanied by hematoma formation, the bruises can not be absorbed faster simply by applying drugs externally. In this case, it is recommended that the patient should undergo surgery to remove the subcutaneous hematoma and completely stop the bleeding of the wound. After surgery, local pressure, anti-infection, analgesia, edema and other supportive treatments are given to remove the local bruises more quickly.