Bruises... how to get rid of them or make them fade faster??

you should be careful. be away from danger,be careful when you play with animals. and,you should setout enough valnerary ,when you were hurted ,please don't touch the wound,then put ointment on your wound.

There are several steps you can take to encourage faster fading of the bruise. First, you want to reduce blood flow to the area, then encourage the pooled blood to dissipate.

I have heard that rubbing ice over them helps....I don't know for a fact if it works or not but it is a quick and easy thing to try...good luck on the modeling jobs!

I hope there is a remedy, moon. I'm just like you, probably because of the fibromyalgia. I kid you not, it looks like the doctors in the operating room were using me as a soccer ball! I have bruises all over the place that I know I did not have before going into the hospital. One of them begins at my right wrist and ends about two-thirds of the way to my elbow! It's massive! Also, there's another huge bruise almost opposite that one, on the outside of my wrist, about 3 inches long. And, I'm positive I didn't have any needles there, no IV's, nothing that should have caused a bruises this bad. Of course, there's the one I kinda figured I'd have, on my neck around the incision. The incision is about two inches long so you can imagine the size of the bruising. Also, the inevitable bruising with each IV needle they put in me (about 5 in all). It's ridiculous. All this bruising for no apparent reason. So, I sure hope there's a "fix" that at least hurries up the healing process of bruises. I would think that something like hot compresses might help, since that should help to disburse the pooled blood under the skin but I couldn't say for sure. I'm going to keep an eye on this discussion closely.

Hey moonlit! I have always bruised very easily! I am like a banana! I don't know anyway to get them to heal faster. There are products (makeup) to disguise/cover them. You just have to find your closest skin color. Dermablend is a good one. It's made by Flori Roberts, sold in Macys, Lord & Taylor, Bloomingdales-but is expensive. I buy the cheaper stuff in CVS which is made by NYC and costs $1.99. It is a stick erase and it covers bruises and dark circles under the eye which is what it's really for and it works pretty well on the circles it you get the right shade for your compextion.

i used to work in a health spa and i banged my ankle quite badly while working,one of the ladies in the aromatherapy department put lavender oil on it,and i didn't bruise as badly as i normally would,but apparently you have to put the oil on as soon as you bang it otherwise it won't work