[header] How to get rid of a cut on your face [title] Stop any bleeding. [step] If the cut is actively bleeding, the first step is to stop that bleeding. Do this by applying pressure to the area, using a clean cloth or medical gauze.
[header] How to get rid of a cut on your face [title] Stop any bleeding. [step] If the cut is actively bleeding, the first step is to stop that bleeding. Do this by applying pressure to the area, using a clean cloth or medical gauze.
Soaking your face in warm water or a warm compress may help to stop the bleeding as well. [substeps] If the bleeding does not stop after several minutes, you may want to fill a warm compress with warm water or warm water and continue to press it against the wound. The bleeding should stop for 24 to 48 hours, but you may need to apply very strong pressure for longer if the cut is too large. [substeps] If you can't stop the bleeding on your own, pressure the cut with your fingers, hand, or a clean cloth. Do not remove the cloth until the bleeding has stopped completely. [substeps] Facial injuries often bleed worse than other parts of the body, so the injury may look worse than it is. Once this area stops bleeding, stop applying pressure and move on to cutting. If this is your first cut, stop immediately.