Recommended by Dr Dee, optometrist, 20+ years experience
This is a sterile, single-use lactoferrin treatment designed to support your skin’s natural healing process, especially after procedures, injuries or episodes of bruising and inflammation.
Each Bruise-eze® 2.B applicator contains liposomal lactoferrin, a clinically recognised ingredient that helps remove heavy metals from the body.
It helps clear discolouration, calm inflammation and speed up tissue repair. By capturing iron within the skin, lactoferrin helps reduce the dark tones left behind after blood pools, bruises and lighter superficial bleeding under the skin.
Bruise-eze® 2.B is ideal for use around the face and eye area (not on open wounds or the eyelid margin), and is widely used by dermatologists, ocular surgeons and aesthetic practitioners to accelerate recovery and improve comfort after procedures.
Because these applicators are sterile single-use, they offer high safety, consistency, and hygiene, perfect for delicate skin undergoing recovery.
One of these packs is generally enough following a surgery.
Key Benefits:
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Speeds up the natural healing of bruises and haematomas
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Reduces post-procedure discolouration (including post-blepharoplasty)
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Helps minimise ecchymosis and postoperative bruising
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Supports healing of dyschromia from sclerotherapy and venous causes
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Calms inflammation and reduces localised swelling
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Helps manage pressure sores, fissures, abrasions and light burns
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Assists re-epithelialisation of damaged skin
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Sterile, single-use and hygienic for sensitive recovery sites
Best for:
✔ Haematomas
✔ Postoperative ecchymosis
✔ Post-blepharoplasty recovery
✔ Post-sclerotherapy haemosiderinic dyschromia
✔ Dyschromia from bruises and skin trauma
✔ Chronic venous insufficiency (CVI) dyschromia
✔ Preventing iron-dependent venous ulcers
✔ Post-laser therapy (ablative & non-ablative)
✔ Light burns, abrasions and fissures
✔ Pressure sores and cavity wounds
✔ Scarring and wound-healing support
Warnings
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For external use only.
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Avoid contact with open wounds.
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Avoid use on eyelid margin or broken skin.
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If irritation occurs, discontinue use.
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Store below 25°C, away from heat and light.
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Do not use if sensitive to any ingredients.
Bruise-eze Sterile Lactoferrin Topical, your questions answered
Q1. How does Bruise-eze actually work on a bruise?
Fresh bruises appear blue to purple because of iron released as haemoglobin breaks down. Bruise-eze contains lactoferrin, a protein with a strong natural affinity for iron, which binds to that released iron so your immune system can clear it more efficiently.
In published data on liposomal lactoferrin applied to post-blepharoplasty haematoma, bruise discolouration reduced by 31.5 percent after one week of application compared to 11.1 percent without it.
Q2. Why is the lactoferrin delivered in a liposome?
Liposomes are structured similarly to your own cell membranes, which helps the lactoferrin penetrate the skin more effectively and protects it from breaking down before it can work.
Q3. Is it safe to use around the eye area after cosmetic procedures?
The clinical study behind the product's efficacy data was specifically conducted on post-blepharoplasty bruising, periorbital cosmetic eyelid surgery, which is directly relevant for anyone bruising after eye area procedures.
Q4. How often do I apply it?
Twice a day, topically, directly onto the affected area of skin.
Q5. What else can Bruise-eze be used for beyond bruises?
It is also used for haematomas, post-sclerotherapy skin discolouration, chronic venous insufficiency discolouration, and skin discolouration following non-ablative laser treatments such as vascular lasers or epilation.
Q6. Are there any known reasons to avoid using it?
Known hypersensitivity to any of the ingredients. If you have a known allergy or sensitivity, check the full ingredient list first or speak with your practitioner.
Q7. What is the best cream for reducing bruising after eyelid surgery?
A lactoferrin-based topical applied twice daily from the first days after the procedure has published data specifically on post-blepharoplasty bruising, making it a targeted option rather than a general bruise cream. Follow your surgeon's specific post-operative advice alongside it.
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