A strong force, such as a blunt trauma or impact, can fracture or break a cheekbone. This can cause pain, swelling, bruising, and sometimes difficulty moving the jaw. If you suspect a cheekbone fracture, it's important to seek medical attention for proper evaluation and treatment.
Apply an ice pack.
Try using ice
it hurts on the cheekbone under the eye.
Cheekbone or cheek = lekhi (לכי) Cheekbones or cheeks = lekhayayim (לכיים)
By finding an appropriate anti inflamatory.
use of inflammatory drugs
you cannot get rid of bruseing if there is any, but to get rid of swelling, ice. you let it heal with time and you ice the head
Anything that eats has to have some way to get rid of the parts of the food that they can't digest. That's what gets turned into poo. If they couldn't get rid of that, they'd have to keep swelling and swelling. Wouldn't work.
Cheekbone
zygoma (plural zygomata)
The force required to break the cheekbone varies depending on factors such as the angle and direction of the force applied, the strength of the bone, and the overall health of the individual. Generally, a significant amount of force is needed to fracture the cheekbone due to its position and structure.