Periorbital Hematoma: Causes, Symptoms, and Medical Management #3269784 (License: Personal Use)

The image depicts a severe periorbital hematoma characterized by extensive ecchymosis (bruising), edema (swelling), and localized skin discoloration ranging from dark purple to reddish-brown. The upper eyelid is markedly swollen and partially closed, with visible capillary rupture and possible minor abrasion near the brow. Such presentation typically follows blunt facial trauma, though it may also arise from coagulopathies or surgical complications.

Used in medical education, dermatology/ophthalmology resources, or trauma care guides to illustrate signs of orbital or facial injury. Matches user intent for identifying symptoms, understanding severity, or seeking clinical reference for differential diagnosis.