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How to Reduce Bruising

A bruise is your body’s response to impact or injury.

Blood cells within your skin collect on the surface, leaving a black, blue, or greenish color to your skin. After an accident, such as a fall, a car collision, or surgery, you may have disfiguring bruises that linger. When this occurs, it is your body sending you a signal that something is out of balance.

How are bruises formed?

If you develop bruises easily, you may have a vitamin B12 deficiency. Vitamin B12 is needed for your body to produce healthy blood cells and is in many types of food, but according to research, a large number of adults are deficient in this vital nutrient. If you bruise easily, or your bruises take a long time to disappear, you may need an infusion to restore B12.

You may experience excessive bruising for any of the following health reasons:

Low iron (anemia)

Cushing’s syndrome (an excess of the hormone cortisol)

Blood deficiencies

treatments for Bruising
in Austin, TX

At B+A Medical Aesthetics, we offer health and wellness treatments for a range of physical conditions, including B12 injections or infusions.

B-12 IV infusions

At B+A Medical Aesthetics in Austin, we may recommend that you have an IV infusion of B12. The results of IV therapy can be significant. You can experience a restoration of your energy level, less bruising, and faster healing.

Hormone Rebalancing

Your hormones may be out of balance. We offer BioTE hormone optimization with pellet therapy.

Why choose B+A Medical Wellness Center in Austin?

At B+A you are under the care of highly experienced medical professionals.

We offer effective treatments for bruises and other skin conditions. Our private clinic in Cedar Park was established to reflect our philosophy of care and our values—innovation, passion, uncompromising care, integrity, and respect.

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Effective Treatment for Bruises in Austin

Keeping your B12 at a healthy level is essential to your overall wellness and to prevent constant bruises. You can avoid developing a type of anemia called “pernicious anemia” by ensuring your body is supplied with sufficient quantities of this vital nutrient. As medical doctors, we are concerned that our patients stay healthy and may recommend B12 injections or infusions to help your body produce healthy blood cells.

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