Facial Soft Tissue Injuries

Facial soft tissue injuries involve damage to the skin, muscles, and other tissues of the face, such as cuts, bruises, or swelling. These injuries often result from accidents or impact, and may cause bleeding, pain, or discoloration. Proper care includes cleaning wounds to prevent infection, controlling bleeding, and protecting the area. Severe injuries might require medical attention, stitches, or further treatment. Prompt, appropriate care helps promote healing and reduces the risk of complications. If swelling, bleeding, or pain worsens or if there are concerns about fractures or deeper injuries, seek professional medical evaluation.