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#1 Logan

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Posted 09 February 2011 - 04:31 AM


Anyone have any ideas on how to treat the dark bloody appearance of blisters? I guess it is more of a combination of bruising and blistering. Trying to reduce the dark bloody appearance over the next few days. And make up is not an option here.

#2 mikeinnaples

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Posted 09 February 2011 - 02:55 PM

Anyone have any ideas on how to treat the dark bloody appearance of blisters? I guess it is more of a combination of bruising and blistering. Trying to reduce the dark bloody appearance over the next few days. And make up is not an option here.


Depends on the blister I guess... I have had success lancing and draining 'blood blisters' before. I wouldnt try it on your face though if that is where its at. The problem with blood blisters is that the pocket of blood can stay in the tissue for a long long time before being absorbed, even more so if trapped in areas like the nail bed.

Er ...are you even talking about blood blisters or something else?

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#3 Logan

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Posted 09 February 2011 - 06:17 PM

Anyone have any ideas on how to treat the dark bloody appearance of blisters? I guess it is more of a combination of bruising and blistering. Trying to reduce the dark bloody appearance over the next few days. And make up is not an option here.


Depends on the blister I guess... I have had success lancing and draining 'blood blisters' before. I wouldnt try it on your face though if that is where its at. The problem with blood blisters is that the pocket of blood can stay in the tissue for a long long time before being absorbed, even more so if trapped in areas like the nail bed.

Er ...are you even talking about blood blisters or something else?


It's a blood blister of sorts. It was raised puffy fluid filled skin and then I stupidly put some cream on it with alpha lipoic acid and other irritants(natural) that made the skin break easily and now I'm left with bruised bloody scab.




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